Sentence examples for challenge covering from inspiring English sources

It sold one lease, now under court challenge, covering 2.3 million acres in 2008.

The Tour de France, held in July, presents a much wider-ranging challenge, covering more than 2,000 miles.

Next summer's Moray Walking and Outdoor Festival in north-east Scotland promises around 60 events in small groups (usually up to a dozen), from gentle two-mile history walks, to a "slow marathon" and a five-day challenge covering the 95 miles of the Moray Way.

Another one of the world's greatest walks, the Tour du Mont Blanc ensures trekkers are in for a challenge, covering 106 miles and 32,808 feet of hiking through France, Italy and Switzerland.

Six algorithms were submitted to the first Cell Tracking Challenge, covering a wide variety of methods, stemming from the two main tracking paradigms: tracking by detection and tracking by model evolution.

"We've had challenges covering the playground," Strom said.

Murphy said she was looking forward to the challenge of covering Maya Moore, the Huskies' elegant sophomore forward.

Yet the challenge of covering these sensitive issues in appropriate depth would be daunting to the best educator with unlimited time.

As most people in fashion will attest, achieving simplicity in a dress can be a greater design challenge than covering the thing in bugle beads.

As I taught the Ling 55AC as a six week summer session, I faced the additional challenge of covering this range of topics under a compressed schedule.

Most incisive election question "Have you ever had three Shredded Wheat?" - Kay Burley to David Cameron Worst election blunder The BBC rose to the challenge of covering the Paisley and Renfrewshire South result with a caption ending "Renfrewshite South".