Sentence examples for challenge setting from inspiring English sources

Seattle then took up the challenge, setting up the Greenwood Space Travel Supply Company.

The CBSO horns delivered the opening theme like a challenge, setting the stage for a performance that bristled with combative energy, and the kind of vivid incident that Nelsons finds in everything he conducts.

Her cynical response was, "Can you find one in my back yard?" Brown accepted the challenge, setting up a large, tent-like Malaise trap — named not for the emotion on which certain bugs seem to thrive but for the Swede who invented it — in the trustee's Brentwood garden.

Her cynical response was, "Can you find one in my back yard?" Brown accepted the challenge, setting up a large, tent-like Malaise trap named not for the emotion on which certain bugs seem to thrive but for the Swede who invented it in the trustee's Brentwood garden.

The findings in the metabolic challenge setting in the present study concur with the notion of an interaction of IR with bile acid metabolism predominantly in the fasted state, since OGTT levels rose and plateaued to similar levels in persons on both ends of the insulin resistance/insulin sensitivity spectrum.

Now, having proven himself among the world's leading scientists, Palatnik is taking on what is probably an even greater challenge: setting up a lab in Argentina, where he intends to do research that competes with the world's best.

Ace follows – Tomic wastes a challenge – set point #3: which he loses again.

That's the challenge set out by the indefatigable speaker, author, entrepreneur and athlete Dean Karnazes.

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

The challenge set forth by Chanel was to build an entirely round watch.

That challenge set off what became a series of seven hour drives to Sudbury, Ontario, to attend hearings before the Provincial Mining Recorder.