Sentence examples for challenge that places from inspiring English sources

It is a challenge that places us smack up against a kind of foreign competition we have never known before.

In cross-country skiing, athletes propel themselves over distances of ten and twenty miles — a physical challenge that places intense demands on the ability of their red blood cells to deliver oxygen to their muscles.

Today's decision struck down a 1982 Pennsylvania law, never in effect because of legal challenges, that placed controls on abortions.

For the honeybee, finding and moving into a new home is a challenge that takes place each year and bears life-or-death consequences for the entire swarm.

For the honeybee, finding and moving into a new home is a challenge that takes place each year, and bears life or death consequences for the entire swarm.

This version of the corpus was used for the BioNLP Event Extraction Shared Task which took place in 2009 and then extended with 15 full texts for the following edition of the challenge that took place in 2011.

I – like a lot of my colleagues – was so focused on the challenge that was placed in front of me.

The research strictly refers to how the participant teachers developed their online assignments for the course The Reading Challenge that took place on http://training.ise.ro, within the groups Univers and Ciric and explores the issues in reading teaching in grades I-VIII.

Last year, three postsecondary institutions won the Higher Education + Service Year Innovation Challenge that took place at the Aspen Institute.

"If this field doesn't shine like the top of the Chrysler Building, kill kill kill!" I love that Tim is wearing checks and denim in an attempt to fit in; if they ever have a challenge that takes place at a gay bar, I bet he'd wear a subtle leather pocket square or a scarf made of poppers.

Another threat to the law arose on February 12th, when the Constitutional Court accepted a challenge that claims it places too much power in the hands of traffic cops without giving those accused much legal recourse.