Sentence examples for a challenge to make a from inspiring English sources

IT'S a challenge to make a wholesome comic-book hero out of a convicted mass-murderer.

So it's time to draw a few lessons from the Speculator exercise, which started last September when the paper handed me £10,000 with a challenge to make a profit by buying and selling shares.

"It was a challenge to make a comedy," the 51-year-old went on.

It is a challenge to make a balance between privacy and utility in social network data sharing and integration.

However, it is a challenge to make a model utilize the open and growing functions (e.g., model inversion) on the R platform due to the requirement of accessing and revising the model's source code.

But City face a summer of upheaval if they are to mount a challenge to make an immediate return to the top flight.

It was a challenge to make an easy-to-look-at picture about how simple life really is.

Maybe, but the process is enough of a challenge to make conviviality a useful blessing.

The word anecdote has appeared in 283 New York Times articles in the past year, including on March 6 in "A Challenge to Make Science Crystal Clear" by Kenneth Chang: What is a flame?

When you're a vegetarian, it can be a challenge to make sure you're getting enough calcium and protein from your diet, especially if you're excluding dairy.

Heat guard Dan Majerle said it became a psychological challenge to make a free throw.