Sentence examples for world is challenging from inspiring English sources
Médecins du Monde (MdM), a non-governmental organisation that provides healthcare for vulnerable people around the world, is challenging Gilead's monopoly on the drug at the European Patent Office.
Travelling the Third World is challenging enough as it is, but try it with a girlfriend who is only just realizing how badly she's been hurt and a boyfriend who is so worried that he no longer "fits in" at "home" that every little incident and interaction is sifted for rejection, for approval — a boyfriend who is so worried about his busted-up Spanish that he fucks up even more than normal.
To generate even this simple example convincingly in an interactive virtual world is challenging.
Though it counts more than 500 companies as clients, and though it sends videographers into many of these companies' offices in an attempt to capture their look and feel and fit, learning what these businesses are truly like — compared with the perception they project to the world — is challenging.
Of course, doing that in today's stressful world is challenging.
When the entire world is challenging itself to cut carbon emissions, extracting and burning tar sands oil starts to feel like conspicuous combustion.
"When one part of the world is challenged, another is prospering, and there's great opportunity for us in Dubai" and the Gulf region, he said.
"We all know that the print world is challenged and that the form, structure and delivery of magazines in the print form are quickly becoming anachronistic," said David Katz, the chief executive of Sports FanLive which began in 2008.
As in "Restrepo," their sincere devotion to duty, and their interest in making a difference in an unfortunate part of the world, is challenged by a pervasive sense of the enterprise's difficulty.
As in "Restrepo," he said, the men's "sincere devotion to duty, and their interest in making a difference in an unfortunate part of the world, is challenged by a pervasive sense of the enterprise's difficulty".
But this clean view of the world is challenged by dozens of other things that the NHS does and specifically by politicians, including the then PM Tony Blair boasting about the NHS providing three cycles of IVF.
