Sentence examples for a case for a challenge from inspiring English sources

So in that regard, one could make a case for a challenge inherent in hunting.

(Insurers are making very good profits, so regulators would seem to have a case for challenging high rates).

On Tuesday she argued a case for the Trade Unions Congress that challenged the way Mr. Blair's government has introduced parental leave benefits.

Making a case for preemptive change is challenging under any circumstances, but it's even more difficult when the journey will be long-term.

Aberdeen have now failed to win any of their last five league games and it is difficult to make a case for them returning to mount a challenge to the champions, who were still without skipper Scott Brown through a knee injury.

In one case that likely made more people in her party happy, Blatt argued a case for GlaxoSmithKline that barred peremptory challenges of jurors based on sexual orientation.

Students warm to the challenge and make a case for both views.

Analysts say the case poses a challenge for the country's newly anointed president, Xi Jinping.

But Ms. Foley's case highlights a challenge for the digital age: When does public notice become public punishment in a world where digital images can live forever?

The case spotlights a challenge for officials as they begin a new effort to improve the way Los Angeles' criminal justice system handles offenders with mental illness.

A number of species distribution models (SDM) are available, making the selection of the most appropriate methodology for each case study a challenge [ 66].