Sentence examples for unresolved challenge from inspiring English sources
With this kind of internal, unresolved challenge, you have to take the time, and the environment".
The unresolved challenge of understanding the relationship between abstract and concrete, or between music and the rest of the world, seems to dog the Antarctic musical repertory.
For self-described "left-liberal" figures like Varmus, and for Obama, the unresolved challenge is to pursue a vision of social justice through science while maintaining its bipartisan support.
The problem of nonidentity is an unresolved challenge to intergenerational ethics, though there is a large body of literature on the implications of and potential solutions, such as precautionary principles, to that problem.
Miniaturizing potentiostats, keeping their cost low and yet preserving full measurement characteristics (e.g. bandwidth, determination of capacitive/inductive contribution to sensor's impedance and parallel screening) is still an unresolved challenge in bioelectronics.
Second, although inclusion of low-risk cancer genes in patients' risk assessments represents an unresolved challenge, several companies already offer such tests in a direct-to-consumer format over the internet.
Neither left a succession plan, contributing to some unresolved challenges that Ms. Johnson cannot discuss.
Highlighting how unresolved challenges from childhood can lead to issues such as addiction, suicide and homelessness in adolescence and adulthood, William said: "While the circumstances of any one situation are unique, it is clear that many families could have been helped if they had found it easier to talk openly about mental health challenges in the home".
Security remains one of the top unresolved challenges for businesses.
This implies that deforestation and land degradation remain as unresolved challenges in the study areas.
Despite the recent development of various catalysts, the current technologies of the carbon dioxide electrochemical reduction have unresolved challenges.
