Sentence examples for born challenging from inspiring English sources

Roger explains now there's no threat to Steve challenging Stan, and no threat of Steve's future son (whom shall never be born) challenging him.

Two years ago, we said 'the best way to support Arizona is to fight the places where police are being enlisted as immigration officers in your own towns.' Since that call, hundreds of campaigns have been born challenging Arizonification and turning the tide from hate to human rights.

If rock was born to challenge an era, here it does little more than reconfirm conventional wisdom.

As the S.U.V. wove north through Manhattan, Swizz Beatz, who was born Kasseem Dean, challenged his son, Kasseem Jr., to name his favorite artist.

Tom Pappas, the strapping American golden boy with Greek roots, seemed born to challenge the mighty Czech decathlete Roman Sebrle in the land of his great-grandfather.

It comes each time you recognize a frightened part of your personality as a part of yourself that you were born to challenge and leave behind.

In a time where a new $1 billion startup is born every month, challenging whole industries, corporates struggle to stay relevant.

Newborn care was a lot more haphazard, making survival among infants, especially those born prematurely, more challenging.

But educators agree that, wealth aside, creative accomplishment is born from challenge.

The year draws to an end with Jewish people feeling besieged on many fronts, but courage is born of challenge and, as the Lubavitcher Rebbe taught, it is the sine-qua-non of successful leadership at every level, in every sphere -- at home or in the workplace, on campus or in world affairs.

But 200 years ago, on February 12th 1809, a man was born who would challenge all that.