Sentence examples for challenge of sorts from inspiring English sources

The shoes, he says, pose a challenge of sorts to "that multi-billion-dollar brand, Nike".

"Give it two hours," he answered, which seemed a challenge of sorts.

Girardi also issued a challenge of sorts, saying of Sabathia: "We need him to step up tomorrow.

In the midst of an election season, the language represents a political challenge of sorts to the administration's critics.

Evolution, particularly with the involvement of Mr. Tong, will be a challenge of sorts to Sirius XM Radio, which was early in recognizing the mainstream appeal of dance music.

That same month, the bicentennial commission's secretary, Connie Vertucci, issued a challenge of sorts via The Observer-Dispatch of Utica: "If anyone out there knows he or she can do a better job, step up.

The problem, Collins says, is not a lack of candidates but the challenge of sorting through "a deluge of information".

The objective is to reduce significantly the failure rate for new drugs currently around 95%—and consequently reduce drug-development costs, by effectively addressing the challenge of sorting through "a deluge of information," says NIH Director Francis Collins.

While we want everyone's voice to be heard and valued in our decision process, opening up the line of communications means the challenge of sorting through varying opinions and wants.

Moreover, even if one gives extra bonus to first authorships, this does not solve the challenge of sorting contributions of authors in other positions.

This is especially true when it comes to the challenge of sorting out a large number of disease-causing alleles.