Sentence examples for challenge precisely from inspiring English sources

Instead, it was a hedge against the possibility that Ms. Snowe would retire or succumb to a primary challenge, precisely because the consequences of this would be so damaging to Republicans.

(One of the clips that got play on the French news stations today showed D.S.K. sporting a T-shirt with the legend, "Yes we Kahn!") Sarkozy's camp claimed to welcome his challenge, precisely because D.S.K.'s appetites seemed to cancel out the popular perception of Sarkozy as a jetsetter (he is often mocked as President Bling Bling).

(Fichte, however, in his Aenesidemus review and his early writings on the Wissenschaftslehre, would subsequently challenge precisely this claim).

It is a challenge precisely because it is dwarfed in the public's perception by the magnitude of human suffering and civil disruption caused by these conflicts.

Many of the plaintiff groups were created to press legal challenges precisely like the health care case, as the American Civil Liberties Union and similar groups do from the left.

The fleshy truth, it would seem, is that the business world's great challenges are challenging precisely because they're complex in ways that individual technological solutions cannot adequately address.

Crafting policy in this area is challenging precisely because drug access is a multi-faceted and complex issue.

At the same time the implementation of MDS 3.0 creates additional analytic challenges precisely because it endeavors to introduce the patient's voice into the assessment system.

But a challenge is precisely what it became.

What makes global warming such a challenge is precisely the fact that political action is required decades before the effects will be unequivocally disastrous.

It will also develop a separate team to challenge assessments, precisely to diminish the risk of "group think" which worried Lord Butler, and to improve longer-term thinking about possible future threats.