Humankind will eventually find solutions to its most daunting problems.
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Now for the most daunting task of all: cutting the fringe.
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For Eurocrats, as for markets, the most daunting scenario is an election.
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In theory, replacing the heart might not seem the most daunting challenge.
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But the pension overhaul is his biggest and most daunting test yet.
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This time it is perhaps the most daunting journey, from life to death.
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Homelessness is among our city's most daunting challenges, but it is not intractable.
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It is directed at one of the world's most daunting public health problems.
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But by far the most daunting structure is Carsten Hölller's Vitra Slide Tower.
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Forensics experts have helped law enforcement acquire even the most daunting digital evidence.
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My next step seemed like the most daunting of all: starting my real life.
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Here are a dozen songs from one of the most daunting catalogs in rock.
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Bellini's Norma, one of the most daunting soprano roles in opera, presents special difficulties.
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None was fantastic, but Windows Mobile was by far the most daunting for new users.
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"The dancing has been the most daunting prospect for me," Blunt said of the role.
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Management also features some of the most daunting parts of BattleTech: mech customization and repair.
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But the club's most daunting disadvantage has been its inability to play matches at home.
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A career change can be one of the most daunting challenges in a person's life.
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It was the most daunting of the legal woes that have dogged him since he confessed.
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Indeed, the most daunting emotional tightrope involves questioning the parenting of our own children-turned-parents.
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In any scenario, replacing O'Reilly would be the most daunting task Fox News has ever faced.
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Suddenly, she said, her tax dollars could be flowing to one of her most daunting competitors.
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But his latest gamble is one of the most daunting yet: helping Colombia kick its cocaine curse.
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The next two opponents, Queretaro and Santos Laguna, aren't the most daunting in the league—especially Santos.
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"It was like the most daunting celebrity experience that you could ever imagine," the 1D singer explained.
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Perhaps the most daunting challenge is removing the bank vault — or whether to remove it at all.
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Evaluating a charity is often the most daunting part of donating, but it doesn't have to be.
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For me, the most daunting part is the fact that there is no guarantee this will work.
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Mounir, 46, who was promoted to one of the industry's most daunting jobs in October 2016, denied this.
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Being leader of the Afghan Taliban movement must be one of the most daunting jobs in the world.
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The same country is America's most daunting strategic rival, its biggest economic challenger and a giant trade partner.
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But perhaps the most daunting task is FDA regulation, which takes millions of dollars and seemingly endless research.
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But with Clinton's fate on the line, that coalition is now facing its final -- and most daunting -- test.
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Indeed, the E.U. has taken a leading role confronting the world's most daunting collective action problem: climate change.
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My most daunting task was writing an article about the delayed opening of a public market in Annapolis.
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William opened up about his most "daunting incidents" as an air ambulance pilot before he retired in 2017.
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William opened up about his most "daunting incidents" as an air ambulance pilot before he retired in 2017.
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William opened up about his most "daunting incidents" as an air ambulance pilot before he retired in 2017.
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Of the body's various complicated machines and machines within machines, the complexity of eyes is among the most daunting.
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Musk — not other automakers or cars — is at the center of some of Tesla's most daunting and pressing challenges.
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Perhaps the most daunting and unpredictable challenge is climate — namely, surviving the ever-worsening hurricane seasons in South Florida.
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But the most daunting challenge facing Htoo as a resettled refugee in Garden City, Kansas still loomed: finding work.
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Quantum computers and simulators should eventually be capable of solving some of science's most basic and yet most daunting questions.
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The most daunting task, workers said, has been the renovation of the ship's three square-rigged masts and their rigging.
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There's funding, operations, hiring and firing, building and then maintaining QA on a website, customer service, and — most daunting — scaling.
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Sanders's weakness among African Americans, which mirrors his performance in 2016, is perhaps the most daunting challenge facing his campaign.
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The lobster claw looked the most daunting of all the toppings, as it was sticking straight out of the glass.
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Raymond Thomas of the U.S. Special Operations Command, commercial drones posed the "most daunting problem" for his troops in 2016.
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Talk about the matters that form the most daunting dark cloud over their lives: excessive student loan debt and job insecurity.
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But for Tesla, it's one of the most daunting challenges that has yet been thrown down by a traditional car company.
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All of this adds up to one of the most daunting and uncertain situations any recent chief of staff has faced.
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However, according to Kerr, the most daunting aspect of archiving the records comes from the fact Friedman never organized his files whatsoever.
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In a July 27 column for local paper Eastern Daily Press, he shared some of his "most daunting" incidents from his tenure.
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The establishment Spurs and Thunder are their most daunting opponents, and the Cavaliers continue to treat the Eastern Conference as a fiefdom.
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The Chicago teachers strike that began earlier this week comes pretty darn close to encapsulating all of America's most daunting economic challenges.
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That was when she stumbled into the most daunting problem in modern astronomy: the discovery that most of the universe is invisible.
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Apple has bet $1 billion on Didi, China's biggest ride-hailing service and the most daunting threat to Uber's ambitions in the country.
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Although Panama isn't the most daunting side, the manager will likely save these better players for the more difficult of the two friendlies.
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Dealing with bad loans to business—around 60% of NPEs, mostly to small firms—is the most daunting part of this monumental job.
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The number that I always find most daunting is this: About one child in four on this planet is physically stunted from malnutrition.
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On cue: The most daunting and, yes, disappointing season of James's career is right here, right now, for the biggest name in basketball.
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Texas is perhaps the most daunting obstacle for the Trump administration thanks to President Theodore Roosevelt, who signed the "Roosevelt Reservation" in 1907.
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Managing more than two million Iraqis displaced by the war against Islamic State is one of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's most daunting tasks.
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Germs in the Ganges: The sacred river offers clues to the spread of one of the world's most daunting health problems: antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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"The elaborate and labor-intensive Egg Roll is among the most daunting social events a presidential staff has to plan," The Times noted last year.
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But the Republican Party — not wobbly Dems, not invidious CEOs — is the biggest and most daunting barrier to climate action in the US, by far.
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The elaborate and labor-intensive Egg Roll is among the most daunting social events a presidential staff has to plan, The Times noted last year.
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With its motion, Los Angeles is just the latest California city to pursue a more ambitious goal, but its challenge is perhaps the most daunting.
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Donald Trump is perhaps the most unpopular president in recorded history, and he will soon face the most daunting re-election campaign in recent memory.
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The PSP and Vita were not only innovative devices in their own right, but the most daunting competitors Nintendo ever faced in the handheld space.
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"Weekend project" may be the most daunting combination of words known to man, and rightfully so—those two sacred days are reserved for embracing unabashed laziness.
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After all, her most daunting opponent, Serena Williams, recently announced that she is pregnant and will be off the Tour for the rest of the year.
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The third and perhaps most daunting possibility is that were Trump to secure the nomination, his coronation could cause a genuine schism within the Republican Party.
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Keeping the systems safe from intruders who may wish to crash cars — or turn them into weapons — may be the most daunting challenge facing autonomous driving.
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Perhaps the most daunting challenge to Samsung is one that the company has not been able to solve even with Mr. Lee free and in charge.
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The elaborate and labor-intensive Egg Roll is among the most daunting social events a presidential staff has to plan, and a late start by Mrs.
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But this is the only realistic, workable path now open to us if we want to solve one of the most daunting challenges of our time.
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Deadly germs, Lost Cures This sacred river offers clues to the spread of one of the world's most daunting health problems: germs impervious to common medicines.
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One thing of which he was absolutely convinced, said Mr Obama, is that what prevents Americans from tackling the most daunting challenges is politics and civic life.
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Perhaps the most daunting aspect of the beach is the towering Nā Pali, or high cliffs, along the shore that rise over 4,000 feet above the waves.
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Mr. Kigawa is always a poised guide through the most daunting music, as in his preternaturally unruffled evening-length survey of Pierre Boulez's complete solo piano works.
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Narrator: But it's near the Ring's end that drivers face one of the most daunting sections of racetrack in the world when it comes to elevation change.
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And perhaps his most daunting assignment is building a national security structure from scratch, and bringing his own sketchy foreign policy and national security credentials up to speed.
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This is a team, too, that has overcome the most daunting of obstacles: All three of its knockout games have gone to extra time, and two to penalties.
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Yankees 83, Orioles 3 There was a time when playing against their divisional rivals in the American League East was the most daunting part of the Yankees' schedule.
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On the men's side, top-seeded Andy Murray, who, like Kerber, has struggled despite his ranking this year, received the most daunting first-week challenge of top players.
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For Americans with kidney failure – also known as End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) – managing health is, in fact, one of the most daunting challenges they will ever face.
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There are still enormous barriers to clear before operational cleanup missions will be underway, he said, and the most daunting is figuring out how to fund such projects.
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The Americans, who were dropped into the so-called Group of Death at the World Cup, were handed the most daunting schedule in Sunday night's draw for the Centenario.
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While the company has been best known for its hat and flamethrower sales, its most daunting challenge is courting public opinion for its plans to upgrade LA's transport infrastructure.
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But none of those irritating interventions detracted much from the news of the night: Mr. Kaufmann's superbly assured singing of one of the most daunting roles in the repertory.
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Raymond Thomas, the commander of US Special Operations Command, said during a conference that the "most daunting" problem his operators in Iraq faced in 20043 were cheap, commercially available drones.
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Image: LinkedIn blogPropagandists ramming verifiably false information into the eyeballs of credulous internet users—now dubbed "fake news"—is one of the most daunting, complicated issues facing social platforms today.
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Environmental crises and climate change: Arguably our most daunting challenge is environmental: How do we clean up the aftermath of the industrial age to sustainably manage carbon, water and waste?
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"The most daunting aspect was the media attention, because my husband and I, we were told when we got engaged that the media would go quietly, and it didn't," she said.
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Most daunting of all, it's still far too easy to scare Americans into thinking that extending security to those historically denied it will make them worse off, rather than better protected.
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There are still a lot of questions about how we could build cities of bone, but the most daunting is whether the construction industry would ditch the unsustainable for the avant-garde.
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Armed with its breathing and concentration techniques, swimmers could leave their heated pools and, like him, embark on even the most daunting open-water swims, in cold, choppy seas across long distances.
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Despite recent discord between the United States and China over many issues, we should all breathe a sigh of relief that our joint promise to meet humanity's most daunting challenge remains unshaken.
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Managing more than 2 million Iraqis displaced by the war against Islamic State is one of the Baghdad government's most daunting tasks after it declared victory against the militant group in December.
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One of Martin's most daunting tasks was stringing together two disparate vocal takes John Lennon recorded for "Strawberry Fields Together," complicated by the fact the two takes were in different keys and tempos.
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The Arctic is the newest and most daunting front in the expanding global conflict between the US and Russia as both nations battle to control nearly 173 million square miles of frozen terrain.
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With 32 studio albums and countless compilations, reissues, live recordings and non-LP singles to their name, the British post-punk band the Fall created one of the most daunting catalogs in rock.
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Developing a vaccine to stop HIV is thought to be among the most daunting challenges in medicine for one big reason: The virus is extraordinarily genetically diverse, even more so than the flu.
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Last fall, Meehan, 2500, was entrusted with his most daunting challenge: guiding the 21-time world-record holder Katie Ledecky through the next stage of her aquatic development when she decided to attend Stanford.
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Untangling himself from that business empire has been difficult as he also confronts one of the most daunting policy portfolios of anyone in government (Israel-Palestine, the opioid epidemic, Mexico-American relations, modernizing government, etc.).
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Age of Empires Ian Buruma, in his review of recent books on China, considers the country's military might but neglects its most daunting challenge to American global dominance: its growing economic influence (Books, June 19th).
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But the most daunting disclosure for the Trump camp may be the comment by attorney Aaron Zelinsky on Mueller's team that the Papadopoulos question was part of a "road map" of a much larger case.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Gary Oldman has played Beethoven, Lee Harvey Oswald, Sid Vicious and Pontius Pilate in his 35-year acting career, but he says taking on Britain's Winston Churchill was by far the most daunting.
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Perhaps the most daunting task is "shaping" the output of millions of lasers into a 100GW beam focused on a spot thousands of kilometres distant, all the time taking the turbulence of the atmosphere into account.
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This had been, after all, her first theater gig after 23 years in Parliament for the Labor Party, and it had been nothing less than the title role of the most daunting play in the canon.
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While the feared Black Course is among the most daunting tests in major championship golf, the layout is nearly devoid of the usual streams, creeks, lakes or other water hazards typically featured at a golf course.
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Former guerrilla Gustavo Petro has staunchly defended the wide-ranging, 310-page peace deal and said he wants to focus on one of its most daunting aspects: an agricultural reform program to buy up farmland for peasants.
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On "Finding Gabriel," a new album that mixes electronic and acoustic instruments, he seeks answers to the Trump era's most daunting questions, and winds up playing some of his most emphatic and engrossing music in recent years.
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He was still getting acclimated to his new job when, on the morning of April 230, he was handed the most daunting assignment of his career: Lead the effort to snuff out the attack on the agency's network.
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The source says one of the most daunting tasks is unraveling Chris' many suspected lies, including the allegation that he had an ongoing affair with a co-worker at the time of the triple slayings in mid-August.
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Now, speaking on the record for the first time, three of the principle architects of this quest shared with Mashable just how the footwear giant plans to break one of the most daunting barriers in human physical performance.
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While other sports certainly have their big eaters (Michael Phelps was famous for his enormous meals, which were not typical for most swimmers), scientists say the effort to stay in calorie balance is most daunting for cross-country skiers.
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The challenge could be the 6-foot-5-inch Irishman's most daunting to date, following tough but successful negotiations on an EU beef deal with the U.S. and a broader trade deal with Japan that took effect last year.
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But, but, but: By the time Inauguration Day rolls around in 2021, it will be "too late to turn back the clock" on the most daunting challenges the U.S. faces, says Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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With birdies on two of his last four holes — the most daunting stretch of the Champion Course at the PGA National Resort — Im's round of 212 left him at six-under par for the tournament, just ahead of Mackenzie Hughes, who finished second.
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Now he faces perhaps the most daunting moment of his young administration after his decision to fire the F.B.I. director, his disclosure of sensitive information to the Russians and a report that he tried to shut down an investigation into a former aide.
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It meant Klopp's players have now faced the most daunting fixture of their run-in: against England's most in-form team — United remains unbeaten domestically since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer replaced José Mourinho — and a club fizzing with motivation to see Liverpool fail.
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TELEVISION "The Americans": Properly ending a long-running series is one of the most daunting challenges that producers currently face, and the stewards of this FX drama about Russian spies in the 1980s delivered a tense, thought-provoking finale that ranks among the best.
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During her time reporting in the Philippines, Ressa told TIME that one of the most daunting challenges she's witnessed has been the chilling effect the country's social media has had on Democracy, as Duterte's administration has co-opted platforms like Facebook to serve as propaganda arms.
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Last season, Doug fell in love with a widow, he almost killed Seth (Derek Cecil) ... I fell in love with a widow [and] I indirectly killed the husband... [Laughs] Of all of that, what was most daunting to you once it was in front of you?
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The very title of "The Report" lays out the movie's most daunting challenge: How do you engage, never mind excite, an audience with sheafs of classified documents, vaultlike work spaces and reams of expository dialogue — chunks of it delivered by impassive men in identical gray suits?
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Though a long series of legislative steps must be taken before the new tax system goes into effect, Wednesday's approval of a constitutional amendment by the upper house of Parliament, which is not controlled by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party, was seen as the most daunting obstacle.
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And as Liesl Hickey, a veteran Republican strategist who previously ran the House congressional campaign arm, pointed out, it is Republican lawmakers like Representatives Carlos Curbelo of Florida, Will Hurd of Texas and Steve Knight of California who face some of the most daunting re-election challenges.
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Mr. Biden had one of his better debate performances Thursday, in part because he was able to make a succinct pitch for his viability — and even more because he watched two of his most daunting rivals in Iowa, Mr. Buttigieg and Ms. Warren, tangle with each other.
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Spider-Man, though, was the most daunting task in front of Paquette yet; he came into the game as a massive fan—his childhood subscriptions were to Spectacular Spider-Man, Amazing Spider-Man and Thor—and was now in a position to start telling their own Spider-Man story.
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Tesla has just over $3 billion in cash, but it's burning through roughly a billion a quarter as it embarks on one of the most daunting gambits in automotive history: taking production of its mass-market vehicle from zero to 400,000 or more a year in just 18 months.
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The new approach is significant, according to supercomputer designers, because the high energy requirements of the fastest computers have become the most daunting challenge as scientists try to move from today's petaflop — a quadrillion computations per second — machines to exaflop computers, which could perform a quintillion computations per second.
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Being the guy who gave us "School of Rock" (2003) and "Boyhood" (2014), Linklater is wise to the apprehensions that seize the young, as they approach one threshold after another, and the three protagonists of "Good Boys" are faced with the most daunting threshold of all: a kissing party.
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Durant was cleared to return to the Golden State Warriors' lineup after a monthlong absence, amid some grumbling (and even criticism) about how long it was taking for him to get back, then suffered what has been one of the most daunting injuries for basketball players to face.
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Finally, we have a serious set of security challenges, from nuclear proliferation, to terrorism, to climate change, to cybersecurity, the last of which may prove the most daunting because it puts all the systems we need to deal with the other problems, and our very democracy, at risk.
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HACKETTSTOWN, N.J. — The Republican candidate for governor of New Jersey sat on a plush beige couch in the Republican mayor's condo, surrounded by Republican county officials and politicians, and offered up her plan to stem what is perhaps the state's most daunting challenge — its deepening property tax crisis.
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They have David Ortiz, one of baseball's most daunting hitters even as he embarks on his farewell tour, and David Price, added in the offseason to spot his sonic-boom fastball and anchor a rotation that has lacked a true No. 1 since its last World Series win, in 2013.
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A nine-year-old gelding from Ireland, the horse had never won a race over fences before, much less over the 30 fearsome fences in the 4-mile cavalry charge that is the Grand National, which for 165 years has been known as the most daunting challenge in horse racing.
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Tesla has just over $3 billion in cash, but it is burning through roughly $1 billion a quarter as it embarks on one of the most daunting gambits in automotive history: taking production of its mass-market vehicle from zero to 400,000 or more a year in just 2.23 months.
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Amit Singhal, Uber SVP of Engineering I asked Singhal if the problem might not be too big to solve – by his own admission, Uber faces some of the most daunting technical challenges he's ever seen in his long career, which included building the most complex search algorithms on the planet at Google.
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Of the many hurdles facing Markus and McFeely, one of the most daunting was the knowledge that their film would be coming out just months after Black Panther — and yet given the enormous size of both films, they had to start their writing process before Ryan Coogler and Joe Robert Cole began writing Black Panther.
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Perhaps the most daunting barrier to entry for aspiring esports fans—and undue burden on the players—is the sundry competitions, a dazzling array of ersatz contests and leagues going off, overlapping, and winking out like fireworks displays, owned and operated by independent third-party organizers lacking in the rigid structure imposed upon traditional sports.
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Nazi Germany's withdrawal from the League of Nations in 1933, the Soviet-led construction of the Berlin Wall in 1961, the Gulf of Tonkin incident in 1964 -- all were among the most daunting tests of US foreign policy in the past century, and all came less than a year into the tenures of new US administrations.
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The Akonia acquisition is the first clear indication of how Apple might handle one of the most daunting challenges in augmented reality hardware: Producing crystal clear optical displays thin and light enough to fit into glasses similar to everyday frames with images bright enough for outdoor use and suited to mass manufacturing at a relatively low price.
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He quickly called on Millington, an old Microsoft colleague, to help solve the most daunting problem the company was facing: how to develop networking tech that would flawlessly sync multiple amplifiers together, transport music between them, and keep them connected and updated through the internet—all over Wi-Fi, which was far less mature back then.
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Nine days in spring offered a case study in Mr. Trump's approach to some of the most daunting issues confronting him and the nation: When the goal seems frustratingly out of reach through traditional means, threaten drastic action, set a deadline, demand concessions, cut a deal — real or imagined — avert the dire outcome and declare victory.
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The Akonia acquisition is the first clear indication of how Apple might handle one of the most daunting challenges in augmented reality hardware: Producing crystal clear optical displays thin and light enough to fit into glasses similar to everyday frames with images bright enough for outdoor use and suited to mass manufacturing at a relatively low price.
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The White House economic team faces its most daunting challenge yet as President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's trade fights fuel fears of a global recession and threaten his reelection prospects.
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