Sentence examples for authors being challenged from inspiring English sources

In cases like these, the authors being challenged are often reluctant to share their raw data.

Representatives of publishers and authors are challenging the company's practice of scanning books that are still under copyright.

Authors are challenging Simon & Schuster's revision of its copyright terms to include print-on-demand titles - but new rules are inevitable in the digital age.

Julie Bosman goes on to describe how the traditional schedule of one book per year for many genre authors is being challenged by an on-demand culture that fears reader impatience.

Second, the authors' conclusion that students are not being challenged in school is based on the results from one question posed to students that asked, "How often do you feel the math work in your math class is too easy?" At the 4th grade level, the authors bemoan the fact that 37% of students thought the math work was "often" or "always or almost always" too easy.

Bosanquet's views, like those of these authors, have been challenged (for example, by C.C.J. Webb, François Houang, and Alan P.F.

We've also taken a look at data provided by the ALA* about which books and authors have been challenged recently, where those challenges occur, and what the cited reasons are for said challenges.

Even we, as authors, have been challenged by consensus.

The view of these authors, however, has been challenged by Ortiz who found ' chromosomal spindle fibers exist along the mitotic chromosomes' thus proposing that ' the chromosomes of Dermaptera have a diffuse centromere' (Ortiz, 1969).

" And in Sarah Polley's latest drama "Take This Waltz," he plays a cookbook author whose marriage is challenged when his wife (Michelle Williams) is attracted to another man.

As an example, the authors write, "spatial epidemiologists are challenged to differentiate health effects of traffic-related pollution from those of spatially correlated noise, stress, or poverty".