Sentence examples for Suggests a challenge from inspiring English sources

Which suggests a challenge: Is anybody willing to bet "W.E".

That suggests a challenge to the new creative director of Balenciaga.

Requiring no corset, the dress implies freedom; in its starched purity, it suggests a challenge — to maintain a ruthless honesty with herself and with the world.

The slowness of many leading opera and ballet companies to adapt to changing societal mores, not to mention theatrical conventions, suggests a challenge as they work to interest new audiences — with modern sensibilities and sensitivities — in older art forms.

Less-than-robust turnout in the primaries from those areas in states like Florida and Michigan, analysts said, suggests a challenge for Mr. Romney in energizing independents and the less conservative components of the Republican electorate.

Although the use of her own name as her heroine's suggests a challenge to the idea of fiction, Myles's conversational, self-referential style recalls Lynne Tillman and Lydia Davis, who have also broken up narrative to uncover the pools of waiting, repetition and introversion in women's lives.

JumpStart World is stocked with chatty characters eager to suggest a challenge.

The historical context of rivalries over trade routes and fossil fuel energy resources suggest a challenge.

The Stoke winger Xherdan Shaqiri, who scored twice against Everton, has been quoted this week suggesting a challenge for a Champions League spot is not out of the question.

In its first major run, KnowItAll extracted over 50,000 class instances, but suggested a challenge: How can we improve KnowItAll's recall and extraction rate without sacrificing precision?

More than half this in 2014-15 occurred in Great Barrier Reef catchments, suggesting a challenge to Australia's efforts to cut runoff to reef waters, a key part of Australia's long-term conservation plan that persuaded Unesco not to list the natural wonder as "in danger".