Sentence examples for challenge points from inspiring English sources

The tickbox, cross-it-off-the-list mindset of the Goodreads Reading Challenge points right in the other direction.

A more direct realist response to the Manifestation challenge points to the prevalence in our linguistic practices of realist-inspired beliefs to which we give expression in what we say and do.

If anything, the difficulty of this annual challenge points to the fact that people who complain there is nothing worth watching on television don't know what they are talking about.

Another challenge, points out 17 -year-old Abdumalis Barothat is that parents sometimes do not understand what debating clubs are about.

Vande Velde, who finished second to Levi Leipheimer by 11 seconds in last year's Pro Challenge, pointed to Stage 6 on Saturday, a road race in Boulder, where he gained 12 seconds over van Garderen on the climb up Flagstaff Mountain.

This reality is not only of the Brazilian National System of Science, Technology and Innovation (NSCT&I), but it is also a challenge pointed out in the literature of other more technologically-advanced countries as well.

An additional challenge pointed out by Schroeder was the rule of law.

Zachary Quinto opted out of the challenge, pointing to "staggering drought in california [sic] and the desperate need for clean drinking water in developing countries" as cause.

So Brown framed the wildfire challenge in terms of the larger challenge of climate challenge, pointing out that few Republicans accept the consensus scientific view that humanity's greenhouse gas emissions are causing fateful shifts in the weather.

But Tehrer said Friedman's ruling had to do with a jurisdictional and technical challenge, pointing out that in his opinion, the judge called the practice of genital cutting "essentially a criminal assault". .

For this study, the Fitts' task paradigm was chosen to ensure that an optimal challenge point would be met in at least one of the experimental conditions.