It's a challenge -- I'm not going to lie to you -- but it's an important and valuable challenge.
While litigation is sometimes necessary and valuable, challenging every deal is unlikely to be in shareholder interests.
Would they not be able to run inside and check for themselves before wasting a valuable challenge?
They argue that it was the Council that blocked attempts by Hull City to change the name of the club, for example, and that they act as a valuable challenge to the board.
Second, introducing intercontinental variability into the ALICIS module is a valuable challenge for further improvement.
Thoreau's work anticipates certain later developments in pragmatism, phenomenology, and environmental philosophy, and poses a perennially valuable challenge to our conception of the methods and intentions of philosophy itself.
Mr. Kelley's lawyers had argued that the Stamford Superior Court judge presiding over his trial, Kevin Tierney, had improperly denied their initial efforts to remove four potential jurors from the jury pool, forcing them instead to use valuable peremptory challenges that allow lawyers to dismiss jurors they deem unacceptable.
The data of these HTS are a valuable, but challenging resource for machine learning algorithms to infer predictive structure-activity relationship models for virtual screening [1].
Nonrepudiation is a highly valuable (albeit challenging) security countermeasure for network virtualization environments, and will be further discussed in Section 2. Third, we were able to conclude that many of the threats that affect network virtualization environments also affect traditional networks.
They contributed to the common understanding as it evolved, giving valuable insights, raising challenges and thinking ahead to practical toolkit possibilities including maintaining a strong user focus.
