Sentence examples for challenge continuing from inspiring English sources

"Surely federal habeas law should not be understood to establish a Kafkaesque regime in which a wrongfully convicted and actually innocent person may challenge continuing burdensome registration requirements only by committing a new crime that will return him to prison," Mr. Wilson's lawyers at the Yale Law School's Supreme Court Clinic wrote in a brief seeking Supreme Court review.

GCHQ went on to host a major conference with its French partner on joint internet-monitoring initiatives in March 2009 and four months later reported on shared efforts on what had become by then GCHQ's biggest challenge – continuing to carry out bulk surveillance, despite the spread of commercial online encryption, by breaking that encryption.

Challenge: Continuing the business.

After five years, and with the impacts of climate challenge continuing to mount, the time to do that is now.

Large lists of genes and proteins involved in important biological processes are generated with the aim of providing a comprehensive picture of all concurring events in a cell, the challenge continuing to rest with the interpretation of such voluminous data.

"That challenge continues".

Meanwhile, the challenge continues to grow.

"Smartphone growth is an opportunity more than a challenge," continues Brooks.

Apple's MacBook Air, the thin, lightweight laptops the ultrabooks were designed to challenge, continue to sell well.

The real challenge continues to be that of striking a meaningful balance between cost and risk so that we target our life-saving resources most effectively.

11.12am GMT Past pronouncements Former environment secretary Caroline Spelman said in 2012 that the government's "red tape challenge", continued today by the prime minister would not affect the environment.