challenging造句
241. Being a maverick, Mendelsohn said, "means challenging the establishment. Maverick means not being afraid to break from tradition when it makes sense."
242. While life is challenging , The life of a loner beyond comparison.
243. The company, insisting on technology, innovation, unyieldingness and challenging, participate actively to international economy cycle, and contribute to the nation's development.
244. Weber is challenging his audience to question their own beliefs.
245. For a complicated SOC, on - chip interconnect is one of the most challenging problems.
246. Extraction of proteins from extensively calcified osseous tissue, such as cortical bone has been particularly challenging for traditional methods of sample preparation.
247. Keeping the fire alive in your marital relationship may be challenging, and sometimes it's more work than we want to do, but the rewards are well worth the effort you put forth each and every day.
248. But cloning is ill-suited to species conservation, since it is a technically challenging process that often results in sick or deformed animals.
249. The task of supporting these teams from an IT perspective is challenging because new products, solutions and improvements are often specified without consideration for department or system boundaries.
250. Background: Large osteochondral fractures of the lateral femoral condyle of the knee in adolescent patients can be diagnostically and therapeutically challenging.
251. One of the most challenging work in non-photorealistic rendering research field is to studies of the simulation of Chinese ink wash drawing.
252. Yet, ominous images of the century still loom over me, challenging my apathy.
253. And they tend to be engaged in stimulating or intellectually challenging activities.
254. In the study, University of Washington researchers had students perform a series of challenging mental tests.
255. They were hoping for a less challenging outing than Linnehan and fellow spacewalker Michael Foreman endured over the weekend to install Dextre's 11-foot arms.
256. Of course, the national network of market transactions tax, is a challenging new task.
257. ASCM allows for dynamic spreading factor, thus maximizing link availability, optimizing bandwidth usage and enabling high throughput in the most challenging field and weather conditions.
258. This, it turns out , is obvious in theory but devilishly challenging to show in reality.
259. Complete 10 challenging levels to prove you have control of your senses and surroundings before you can ultimately control the Lancer Evolution 10.
260. Although automatic text translators are now reasonably effective, voice recognition has proved more challenging.
261. Great international fames has been given to him for his challenging the main strain theories of the US IR, and for his constructing a new English School.
262. That should be the focus, day in and day out, of our work in Washington in the coming months, as we wrestle with a challenging budget and long-term deficits.
263. Theorists specializing in stellar interiors were turning to more challenging problems.
264. But in penning the letter NGOs are challenging these limits.
265. As the parent of a preschooler you likely have come to understand that one of the most challenging tasks on a daily basis is getting your child ready for bed.
266. There's moderate demand for ads based on ethnic information, but the companies acknowledge that determining ethnicity is more challenging than figuring out gender and age range.
267. Thus, it is an important and challenging task to improve the quality of multimedia transmission service.
268. That was a very challenging commitment to keep, because every hour I spent doing that, I wasn't studying applied econometrics.
269. The longer - term problems of economic reconstruction would be challenging as well.
270. His father was a pilot who was jailed by Indira Gandhi, he says, because he wouldn't stop challenging the safety of India's planes.
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