Sentence examples for challenge attendees from inspiring English sources

Speakers ranging from former heads of state to comedians to social entrepreneurs will challenge attendees to think and act in new ways for social good.

Faced with this challenge, attendees at the EMBO Workshop on Histone Variants that took place in October, 2011 in Strasbourg, France, found it desirable to develop some consistent rules to apply when naming variants, both to minimize confusion and to aid searching.

Aya Kyogoku, one of the highest profile women working at Nintendo, challenged attendees to create more inclusive games by fostering diverse teams.

One of the bigger challenges attendees is poring over the 160-page conference programme in order to select a handful of lectures, seminars, symposia, briefings, etc, dozens of which run in parallel, taking up most of Vancouver's vast convention centre from Friday through Monday.

And that is indeed what Distil Networks did over the weekend, challenging attendees to "fight your friends" and offering a few "title match fights" under the dubious premise that they would attract more spectators.

The workshop was opened by Jayne Hastedt (JDP Pharma Consulting, USA) who challenged attendees to think about how differences in location and conditions in the lungs vs GI might affect efficacy and safety of drugs delivered to those locations and how better knowledge of those factors might lead to more facile development of new pulmonary pharmaceuticals.

She challenged attendees to pursue knowledge patiently with a grateful heart.

Green challenged attendees to contemporize ELSI research and stressed the importance for ELSI researchers to balance a foundational knowledge base with knowledge gained from acting as 'research SWAT teams' collecting empirical evidence to inform best practices.

Perhaps this isn't what David Wortley, director of the Serious Games Institute, meant when he challenged the attendees of the Serious Virtual Worlds Conference last week to demand from our real lives what we expected from our virtual ones.

The annual contest, started by technologist Joe Grand, challenges conference attendees to take their already-cool conference badge and turn it into something cooler.

Kimball challenged the attendees to "lengthen your stride", a phrase which was later used to define Kimball's presidency.