Sentence examples for which are challenged from inspiring English sources
We have created great universities which are challenged in their capacity to accommodate our human needs of expression, anger, frustration and even civil disobedience together with the need to feel safe.
Landscapes are linked to human well-being in a multitude of ways, some of which are challenged by global market forces and traditional management approaches.
This approach stands in contrast with molecular-dynamic models which are challenged by increasing scale, and kinetic models which assume a probability distribution rather than derive it from the underlying physics.
In some parts of West Bengal including South 24 Parganas district, departure from traditional cropping pattern has been a trend for the last one and half decades (Goswami [2007]; Bhattacharyya [2008]) for enhancing income from fragmented land resources, which are challenged by abiotic stresses (e.g. salinity).
"Although the law must recognize individual freedom and autonomy, when the activity in question involves pursuing sexual gratification by deliberately inflicting pain upon another that gives rise to bodily harm, then the personal interest of the individuals involved must yield to the more compelling societal interests which are challenged by such behaviour," the court found.
As curriculum reform in Sub-Saharan Africa is a relatively new undertaking, the findings and reflections presented in this paper will inform similar processes in other Sub-Saharan African Universities which are challenged with developing a competent medical and nursing health workforce.
He describes how Viking's success has spawned many competitors, some of which are challenging Viking's luxury status.
Furthermore, they can generate incomplete preferences which are challenging to assess in a consistent way.
Last but not least, NEEMP can potentially help the community to perform EEM parameterizations which are challenging.
Probing molecular devices requires quantum chemical calculations, which are challenging as the molecular system grows in size.
For example, ring topologies, which are challenging to implement with dedicated fiber, are quite common in, e.g., Ethernet networks, providing an effective 1 + 1 outage protection.
