Sentence examples for age of challenge from inspiring English sources

We truly are in an age of challenge.

(6) The age of challenge of the birds would be expected to produce very different responses due to the poorly developed immune system of day old chicks compared to 3 week old birds.

A separate study conducted in the UK where sheep were challenged with BSE at various ages has not found any obvious link between age of challenge, incubation period and type of clinical sign [ 17].

We are living in an age of big challenges, big data, big dilemmas, big crises, big opportunities.

Readers who look down on plot-driven fiction will learn something new, even if Benioff miscalculates with a too-neat resolution, which includes both a love interest and a coming-of-age challenge.

Male lions reach maturity at about 3 years of age and, at 4 5 years of age, are capable of challenging and displacing the adult male(s) associated with another pride.

Charles R. Scott, a National Geographic-featured adventurer, encourages people of all ages to challenge their limits.

Relying on a trial transcript, newspaper accounts, bank documents, and the correspondence of the duellists, Landale elegantly reconstructs the circumstances that forced his ancestor David Landale, at the mature age of thirty-nine, to challenge his former banker, George Morgan.

Pence's decision, at the age of twenty-nine, to challenge a popular incumbent Democratic congressman surprised many people, including his father, Edward, who thought that it was silly, given that Mike was a young newlywed with no steady job.

There was no evidence of a correlation between an animal's age at the time of challenge and infection status.

In 1988, at the age of thirty-five, he challenged the Republican incumbent who represented the Silicon Valley district in the House, and won.