Sentence examples for ways challenges from inspiring English sources

Such top-down models do not adequately consider the unpredictable ways challenges in complex systems such as health emerge, and the ways societies, organizations, and professionals respond and adapt to these challenges [ 16, 17, 19].

But the military has quietly supported two legal cases that, in different ways, challenge the government's authority.

As such they in some ways challenge the very possibility of the philosophy of education and philosophy more generally, at least as these disciplines have traditionally been practiced.

Fellow-German Erwin Panofsky's analysis in the 1950s and 1960s followed and in many ways challenged Friedländer's work.

You might have also heard that the company has faced some challenges along the way, challenges to which it didn't and still doesn't flinch.

"Sometimes that's the way challenges are.

Our treatment of the Egyptian Plover in no way challenges that result.

"It was a two-way challenge," he recalled of the period of integration.

"We also had a right-of-way challenge from a local business," he said.

I don't mean to make the book sound overcomplicated or in any way challenging to read.

Rice said she longs for TV programmes which can be a "force for good", in the way Challenge Anneka was.