Sentence examples for challenge leading from inspiring English sources

That, of course, is the challenge leading into the Paris Conference in December.

Michael Ratner of the Center for Constitutional Rights, a New York group that helped bring the challenge leading to the Supreme Court's decision, said it appeared that the Pentagon was engaged in a last-ditch effort to retain control of the detainees by arguing that the military had provided a fair process and so persuading the courts not to take jurisdiction.

The paper, printed on distinctive salmon-colored newsprint, sought to challenge leading American dailies like The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal on their home turf while the Journal's overseas editions battled The Financial Times head on in Europe and Asia.

James and the GB crew saw off Australia's challenge, leading early on and holding on in the final stages.

Multi drug-resistant and mycobacterial infections are a major public health challenge, leading to high mortality and socioeconomic burdens through worldwide.

Providing the program during university academic year breaks also posed a challenge, leading to a revision of the program to exclude participation during winter and spring university breaks.

Economic well count requires mixing of well production from various sources and may lead to complex fluid compositional systems, thereby presenting many flow-assurance challenges, leading to higher capital (CAPEX) and operating expenditures (OPEX).

I see most of our current economic and political challenges leading back to its lawlessness.

"There are two big beasts in the arts, the BBC and Sky Arts – challenging, leading the way.

With four famously challenging leading roles, the opera needs a strong cast to be effective.

India and Mongolia continued their challenges, leading to the decision by the Second Circuit panel.