Sentence examples for challenge set by from inspiring English sources

It met the challenge set by the course, yet it beat him up unnecessarily.

Mostly it echoes with the acoustic challenge set by pontificating architectural tour groups armed with flashgun cameras.

Getting the service personnel back home was only stage one of the challenge set by their capture.

The challenge set by this meaty matrouska doll is not just stomaching its triple meatiness – but working out what to drink with it.

He said he was "up for the challenge set by [the physicist] Brian Cox and others of making Britain the best place in the world to do science".

"It is quite like the challenge set by the mechanicals by the play; a carpenter, tinker and a weaver suddenly having to put on a play".

The challenges set by research consultancy The Futures Company, commissioned by British Gas, also helped the families discover money saving tips.

It is still too early for us to fully grasp the challenges set by such paintings as Anwerlarr Anganenty.

Since 1913 generation after generation of composers – from Varèse to Boulez, Bartók to Ligeti — has felt impelled to face the challenges set by this seminal masterwork.

wrote that while humanism had done well to meet the philosophical challenges set by religion, it did less well reproducing the kind of "vibrant social connections" that religion provides.

While no one got all the possible answers correct, three men came the closest to fully solving the series of challenges set by GCHQ director Robert Hannigan in his Christmas card.