Sentence examples for challenge draws from inspiring English sources

TB: In terms of evolution, when any species or creature encounters a real challenge, that challenge draws on its greatest resources to adapt.

The challenge drew applications from 78 cities.

The challenge drew 26 first-time island swimmers, including 24-year-old Jeanne Coon, a graphic designer from Morristown, N.J.

Your Dec. 2 editorial "The Mortgage Challenge" drew welcome attention to a problem that neither party has done enough to fix.

Ms. Sorenstam's challenge drew an even bigger audience than Ms. King's, but it's hard to imagine what changes might result.

"I've set myself a challenge: draw 20 female faces that don't fit this identikit model but are still striking or beautiful.

Hughes was not intimidated, but Griffey held off his challenge, drawing a 10-pitch walk that prompted a visit from the pitching coach, Dave Eiland.

On Tuesday afternoon, Governor Pat McCrory issued a bland statement urging everyone to leave H.B. 2 to the federal courts, where a challenge drew a favorable first response from a trial judge in August but has many steps to go.

Mr. Bloomberg's challenge drew praise from no less a political maverick than Senator John McCain of Arizona (whose spokesman, incidentally, did not know whether the senator would follow suit).

With the Blues reeling, and no away wins to their name since the opening round, second-row Hoeata floored Murchie with a stiff-arm off-the-ball challenge, drawing a yellow card from referee George Clancy.

The challenge drew inspiration from a similar competition at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) focused on influenza prediction a field that has received more scientific attention than chikungunya and benefits from an annual influx of data during the peak season.