Sentence examples for called challenges from inspiring English sources

The girls in the troop have designed their own badge, called Challenges to Opportunities.

The teams periodically compete against each other in tests, called "challenges," involving physical endurance, problem-solving ability, and resourcefulness.

Then they can respond to various requests for help, called "challenges," from nonprofits that the site has vetted.

The other half of Swarm Perks is called Challenges.

The grant was one of 135 $10,000 awards distributed nationally through the endowment's program called Challenge America: Reaching Every Community.

Equipment being installed in an exhibit called "Challenge of the Deep" will let visitors maneuver video cameras through the Monterey Bay Califf).

The revenue drop seems mostly limited to what the company called "challenging" demand for PCs, laptops and peripheral devices, particularly by consumers.

In February 1969, Kornfeld and Lang had visited the Manhattan offices of a company called Challenge International, which was run by two Wall Street mavericks called John Roberts and Joel Rosenman.

MailBlocks, which is based in Los Altos, Calif., has been granted two patents related to its method of verifying senders, a technology called challenge response.

And in 1987, he was convicted of fraud related to a company called Challenge Inc. and went to prison for five years.

The Sierra Club, an environmental organization that advocates the preservation of wilderness and wildlife, has a national campaign called Challenge to Sprawl.