Sentence examples for challenge suggests from inspiring English sources

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.

His ability to mount a serious challenge suggests that some are weary of Concertación, despite the success of Ms. Bachelet, whose social programs and effective stewardship of the economy have won her a 74percentt approval rating in recent polls.

Adani's own modelling, as revealed in a separate Queensland land court challenge, suggests the project is viable at a Newcastle benchmark thermal coal price of $80-$80-$100cording to energy analyst Tim Buckley.

For the White House to minimize the efforts of unions and others who helped support that challenge suggests a tone-deafness to the growing restlessness in the Democratic Party.

12.01pm: Here's what Carol Day, WWF-UK's solicitor, had to say: The Red Tape Challenge suggests that the Habitats Directive Regulations were a 'burden on business', but when we asked Defra we were told that the review had no submissions to substantiate that point and found no evidence of delays to decision-making or gold-plating.

This challenge suggests some important lessons.

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.

We also have a bonus puzzle this week — an arithmetic progression challenge suggested by Dr. Graham, which he phrases as follows: Call a set of 3 integers a < b < c "evenly spaced" if b-a = c-b.

The challenge suggested was to create a base for the structure of recuperated chairs designed by Charles and Ray Eames in the 1950's.

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