Sentence examples for calls a challenge from inspiring English sources
Legislative leaders in both parties, who have been critical of Mr. Davis's handling of what they call a crisis and he calls a "challenge," ratcheted up their criticism over the past 24 hours.
"He's one of the few players out there that hates it and I think sometimes he calls a challenge even when he knows he won't get the call overturned just to prove a point.
While most in the crowd were members of her political party, others said they showed up to oppose what they called a challenge to Ukraine's young democracy.
But he issued what his allies called a challenge to the lawmakers to cease its political games or else fire him.
She said 68 hotels were under construction in Rio, which she called " a challenge" for the city.
That's why it is called a "challenge" study rather than a "wonderful feeling" study or "easy street" study and you don't tend to hear of compliment or yummy food challenge studies.
Although it is called a challenge, the primary aim of BioCreative is not to identify a contest winner.
Viacom had earlier been getting the short end of the stick from Wall Street because of what security analysts (and Redstone) like to call a "challenging" advertising environment in cable TV.
