Sentence examples for challenge marked from inspiring English sources

García's challenge marked the first primary to require a runoff election in the quarter-century since the system was adopted.

Flynn's challenge marks the end of the U.S. experiment in engaging directly with Iran, which began under Obama after the election of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, a centrist, in 2013.

According to Butcher, 3,919 students from 185 Indiana school districts signed up in the program's first year in spite of the impending legal challenge — marking the largest inaugural enrollment in a voucher program in U.S. history.

A flurry of unsuccessful legal challenges marked the run-up.

The aftermath of the occupation, the exhibition shows, posed its own moral challenges, marked by denunciations and purges.

State schools were more likely to challenge marks that were just below a C grade in key subjects such as English and maths, while private schools appealed against results at the A-level A/B and A*/A thresholds in an attempt to secure university places.

Both short and long term airway OVA challenges induced marked airway inflammation (Fig 2d, m).

In contrast, long term challenges induced marked lymphocytosis accounting for 27% of BAL cells, accompanied by moderate eosinophilia of 24% of BAL cells.

Chronic OVA challenges induced marked increases of IL-13 and TGF-β1, both of which were significantly attenuated by AAD treatment.

Congresbury in Somerset is celebrating after residents completed 800 random acts of kindness last year, fulfilling a challenge to mark the 800th anniversary of their church.

We asked you to tell us what you thought about how money is allocated now, and what changes need to be made: 'The Scottish referendum is a challenge' This year marks the 35th anniversary of the Barnett formula.