challenging造句
211. In the 1984 study by Bennett etal., teachers thought that their learning tasks were considerably more challenging than they were.
212. Yet the custom side is more challenging and helps us to design and produce new and better products.
213. Keep Titania tough, springy and challenging: this speech is an accusation, and the expression of her grievance against Oberon.
214. The publishing magnate is challenging front-runner Dole by attracting largely middle-class suburban voters seemingly alienated from the political process.
215. Designed for the most challenging Heavy Fuel Oil applications.
216. The treatment of cervical kyphotic deformity is challenging.
217. a challenging and rewarding career as a teacher.
218. It could be exhilarating, intimidating, sometimes even discouraging, but always challenging.
219. The first and second architectures are generally challenging due to the significant number of connections and the external isolation required for the parallel interface.
220. The scale-up comes in the wake of a challenging year for the region, in which the number of African children stricken by polio doubled to 1037 (85% of the global total).
221. Why is a real relationship with Jesus so difficult? Why is it so challenging? It is because we tend to create a quasi-relationship with a made-up Jesus.
222. This suggests that the cooperation and coordination needed for group living can be challenging and over time some mammals have evolved larger brains to be able to cope with the demands of socialising.
223. Could your faith remain firm and immoveable through these challenging times?
224. The conference focused on the latest development and seeked to address the major problems facing the challenging branch of automotive engineering.
225. Any trawl through the band's interviews will reveal statements that are challenging and incisive.
226. Scientists in search of a challenging career could do worse than consider forensic science.
227. Context-accurate diagnosis of diseases involving the esophagogastric junction (EGJ) is challenging because of difficulty in defining the EGJ endoscopically and histologically.
228. Inclusive design makes room for contributions from people who live a different and more challenging experience and must hone incredible resourcefulness as a daily necessity.
229. While the research of unsupervised intrusion detection which take unlabelled data as training samples is attractive and challenging.
230. NLP tries to change this belief system by challenging these conclusions.
231. They are good exercise for those who like to wrestle with challenging questions.
232. Thus working in CSW should be fun though bit challenging spare time, I'm crazy about travelling.
233. For example, providing distributed test data and distributed debugging can be really challenging.
234. Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) under noisy environment is still a challenging problem.
235. Before implementing some schemes and plans, we must deepen the insight into EGA, seize hold of the key points in construction, evade risks and win challenging.
236. Challenging and critically analyzing the authority and the mainstream opinions has remained the engine that empowers artistic creation since Dadaism and the conceptual art movement.
237. The Solent, where the event takes place, lies between the Isle of Wight and the south coast of England and provides some of the most challenging sailing conditions in the world.
238. A planner and organiser with the ability to deliver against challenging timescales.
239. The bespoke movement in England is challenging mass production at the other end of the scale, after all has anyone developed mechanical enamelling techniques for jewellery?
240. The boundlessness and joint share of information of the Internet are challenging the nature of territory and exclusivity of traditional copyright.
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