Sentence examples for challenge suggest from inspiring English sources

Eighty percent of the time, he says, queries are raised that reframe the challenge, suggest fresh solutions, and energize people to action.

The constitutive expression of the LRR gene in all the early life-stages, and its response to various ligands and to viral challenge suggest the possible role of the LRR in immune defense in mud crab.

Warnings about the supposed Momo challenge suggest that children are being encouraged to kill themselves or commit violent acts after receiving messages on messaging service WhatsApp from users with a profile picture of a distorted image of woman with bulging eyes.

It's also about paving new paths - suggesting new looks and pieces that challenge, suggest and surprise.

The elevated BALF antibody levels, with live but not the dead A. fumigatus conidia, starting as early as day 3 after challenge, suggest that lung mucosa is the primary target for inhaled A. fumigatus conidia.

These early mood-dependent changes in sACC activity occurring within 3 hours of inflammatory challenge suggest that inflammation-associated changes in this composite mood measure recruits neural circuitry similar to that implicated in primary depression.

Hopefully she's OK to continue but the way she reacted to that challenge suggests not.

His self-awareness of how his race might present a challenge suggests an honesty and subjective insight we're not often shown within the genre.

Beyond questions about the human sustainability of the relentless strive for increased productivity, there is a bigger challenge suggesting we may need to turn our ideas upside down.

Labour is relieved that Miliband avoided the worst traps in the debate and pleased with a poll finding – now under challenge – suggesting viewers believe he won the debate.

Some legal sources cast doubt on the potential effectiveness of such a challenge, suggesting any judgment could be meaningless if the UK had already shared the vital evidence.