Sentence examples for challenge to lay from inspiring English sources

It is about the son of an influential wine critic who must defeat a rival in a wine challenge to lay claim to his father's estate.

There's a lesson to learn from radical incrementalism, or perhaps a challenge to lay down.

They were challenged to lie as skillfully as they could to deceive our psychologist.

There, too, the challenge is to lay down the roots of deep democracy; there, too, the EU stands ready to help.

The White Paper is the Commission's proposal to respond to this challenge and to lay the foundation of a European Union communication policy.

This challenge is intended to lay the groundwork for changing the basis of tumor classification from morphological to molecular characteristics".

For Miller, as for any novelist, the main challenge to imagination lies in creating and maintaining a compelling narrative voice.

It is, however, not in technology that the greatest challenge to barcoding lies; rather, it is in the integrity of the primary data itself [23] [25] (Table 1).

Describing the changes as "very significant", Mr Mundell challenged the SNP to lay out in detail how they would use the legislation to change Scotland.

In any event, Brown's bigger challenges seem to lie in the state's chronic fiscal crises.

Ferguson issued a challenge to the rebel militias to lay down their arms or suffer the consequences.