Sentence examples for challenge has changed from inspiring English sources
"The nature of the challenge has changed," Selous said.
On the other hand, the definition of what constitutes a political challenge has changed.
How I view this challenge has changed since I became a part of Roshika Deo – Be the Change, a campaign for equal representation, equal rights and treatment, equal access to basic necessities.
"It was an unexpected complication and we're going to do better," he said, adding that "that challenge has changed a lot of the way we do things," including more closely monitoring contestants' body temperatures during exercise.
It reflects a growing recognition that our economic challenge has changed, that the route to growth is not through the atomistic firms of 19th-century economics and that the imperfect market is often preferable to imperfect regulation.
To ride the multi-event omnium in Rio – his individual chance for glory – Cavendish must also be part of the quintet who will race the team pursuit, and he concedes the challenge has changed since his team pursuiting days in the Great Britain academy.
The society that responded with can-do confidence to President Kennedy's challenge had changed, almost beyond recognition, by the eve of Apollo's climactic successes.
In this book, Mely Caballero-Anthony examines how non-traditional security challenges have changed state behavior and security practices in Southeast Asia and the wider East Asia region.
