Sentence examples for challenge or other from inspiring English sources
If Mr. McConnell's approval ratings are truly as low as 37 percent then a lot of things could happen, including a primary challenge or other Democrats entering the race, but otherwise this looks like an uphill battle for Democrats.
RNA isolation from tissue is nonnegotiable when studying diseased tissue, when attempting to ascertain a tissue-specific response to an experimental challenge or other insult, or when trying to characterize the molecular physiology of normal tissue.
Under conditions of glutamate challenge or other insult leading to cell death, cellular GSH levels are known to sharply fall (6).
In designing future studies of real time tracking of net granulocyte influx and efflux from the lungs of asthmatics, and especially those involving allergen challenge or other forms of induced bronchoconstriction, these considerations must be taken into account.
It is true that the ICE and LSNV positive reactions in the test shrimp were not associated with retinal lesions in our challenge tests, but this may have been due to the age of the shrimp at the time of challenge or other experimental parameters that differed from those in shrimp ponds.
Attributed to Plato, this saying is a recognition that everyone is undergoing some challenge or other in their lives and that sometimes, it's all too easy for us to lose sight of that when embroiled in our own problems or anger against them.
Mr. Giuliani did not specifically refer to Gov. George E. Pataki, who approved of the petition challenges, or other state Republican Party leaders.
Whether this was because the front office was financially challenged or other reasons, Fred Wilpon and Sandy Alderson just couldn't match what the Marlins had to offer, so Jose left for Miami, or I suppose, "took his talents to South Beach".
Nederlander also argued that Live Nation should have been disqualified for including a provision that would have allowed it to pay less rent to the city if legal challenges or other obstacles affected its plans.
John has climbed with Eric and Higher Summits as well as Outdoor Mindset, organizations seeking to inspire people affected by neurological challenges or other disabilities through a common passion for the outdoors.
Both the program and the new research address the concept of "use it or lose it," the principle that we need to keep our brains sharp and engaged — through art, music, work, mental challenges or other endeavors — or risk losing a greater degree of mental agility as we age.
