Sentence examples for challenge during which from inspiring English sources

The last, called Archway Steel, fought a long legal challenge during which they also endured hate mail and a suspected arson attack, one might guess from very disgruntled fans.

Last week, he concluded a Food Stamp Challenge, during which he ate only what a New Yorker could typically afford on a week's worth of food stamps, or the equivalent of twenty-eight dollars.

Liya Rechtman, an Eisendrath Legislative Assistant at the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, is using the Jewish month of Kislev, which runs Nov. 23 - Dec. 22, to do a "Hanukkah Conservation Challenge," during which she will replace all of her incandescent light bulbs with energy efficient compact fluorescent bulbs.

PLR therefore constitutes a reversible volume challenge during which hemodynamic changes can be measured [ 16].

Blood glucose levels did not change significantly in the period from 90 to 240 min after the glucose challenge, during which the fast was maintained (unpublished observations).

Prior to detectable PrPd accumulation in any tissues there was a latent period of between 3 and 4 weeks following challenge, during which no detectable infection, or indeed residual inoculum, was present.

Nadiya took the prize after 10 weeks and 30 challenges during which her creativity and humour made her a favourite with viewers.

Although both initiatives have momentum, opponents may lodge court challenges, during which organizers must pause signature-gathering.

A Stanford Prevention Research Center group is inviting people this month to the "No Added Sugar Challenge" event, during which participants try to abstain from added sugar — for just one week.

Hours of disclosure, in which the police put one accusation after another (16 victims had come forward) to Teret, are followed by the "challenge" phase, during which Teret is confronted by the full weight of the case against him.

Another problem is the expensive and time-consuming petition challenge process during which a candidate's opponent will focus on minor mistakes or technical violations in order to invalidate signatures and potentially keep a candidate off the ballot.