Sentence examples similar to adequately challenging from inspiring English sources

Many of the bright students would then be adequately challenged.

Chris Grayling said this on 10 March, without being adequately challenged, as did John Redwood on 22 March.

Some viewers felt that his views on benefit reform were not adequately challenged," a statement read.

"It was really important for me that that voice was represented, but he had to be adequately challenged," she said.

Modern-day external exploitation can only be adequately challenged once Africa gets its own house in order.

She bought organic food, encouraged her children to play instruments, and fretted over whether they were adequately challenged in school.

Viewers of The One Show have complained to the BBC that Paul O'Grady's strong opinions on benefit reform were "not adequately challenged" when he appeared on the programme.

The committee said: "The government needs to be more open and transparent or the perception that this is yet another attempt to 'kick the can down the road' cannot be adequately challenged".

Over the past two years, the Guardian has found serious evidence that officers – apparently with no fear of challenge – were secretly operating in a way that broke the limits of moral acceptability with a terrifying sense of impunity, which has yet to be adequately challenged by any action by the police themselves.

Some forms of professional development may be too passive to adequately challenge participants to rigorously explore and reflect on new concepts (Penuel et al. 2007).

In the framework of the control-value-theory, control refers to the subjective possibility of an individual to influence learning activities and outcomes and may include perceptions such as being adequately challenged in a learning situation (Frenzel et al. 2007).