Sentence examples for challenge aimed at from inspiring English sources
Ben: It's a national challenge aimed at improving the enterprise and employment skills of young people.
Anything that smacks of a deliberate challenge, aimed at instigating Iraqi countermeasures, might alienate the French or the Russians.
The idea behind Trials is to create a PvP equivalent of raids – in other words, a challenge aimed at experienced players with a lot of high-end equipment.
But as Jordan was introduced yesterday as part-owner of the Washington Wizards, I distinctly sensed an undertone of a challenge aimed at his former bosses.
The high court challenge, aimed at enforcing a court order made against the News of the World in 2008, will set a significant legal precedent in the control of online privacy.
Mr. Hurd, 50, argues that H.P. will be able to fend off competitors in its personal computer and copier businesses and will be able to mount a software challenge aimed at I.B.M.
This challenge aims at disseminating the use of systems that provide reviewers and fellow scientists a convenient way to reproduce computational results of research papers.
A decade ago, one might have expressed the same skepticism about another, early series of DARPA challenges aimed at encouraging research labs to build self-driving cars.
The HTC suit, however, was the first one Apple filed against an Android phone maker and a harbinger of future Apple legal challenges aimed at the software.
Challenges aimed at all skill levels include web bugs, cryptology and trivia.
