Sentence examples for challenge zone from inspiring English sources

The zones include the "challenge zone" and the "mastery zone".

For others, the constantly changing, risk-taking atmosphere of the challenge zone is essential to job happiness.

Many biotechnology companies place so much emphasis on getting new products through the pipeline and into the marketplace that they create a nonstop challenge zone for their employees.

Some people seem to prefer the constantly changing, risk-taking atmosphere of the challenge zone, while others enjoy the benefits of the studied approach to mastering a particular skill.

That movement, indicating an increase in the governments' borrowing costs, were a sign that investors may be nervous that Cyprus's problems could have a contagion effect in other financially challenged euro zone countries.

Harcourt said HMRC, by challenging enterprise zone investments, "appears to now be backtracking" on agreements made with industry in the 1990s on how enterprise zone schemes should comply with legislation.

Bohne is one of a growing number of graduate- and medical-school-bound students who are taking "gap years," which Ethan Knight, executive director of the American Gap Association in Portland, Oregon, defines as "a structured period of time where students take a break from formal education to increase self-awareness, challenge comfort zones, and experiment with possible careers".

The Swedish furniture retailer — a retail powerhouse in Burbank for more than two decades — has outgrown its current building has been looking for about a decade to expand its operations, said IKEA spokesman Joseph Roth. "Parking is challenging, the loading zone is challenging, the store itself is too small," he said.

But it doesn't diminish the need for healthy scientific inquiry about how to understand connections more clearly and how to think about the future of nutrition in a world with complicated food production challenges, climate zones, and resource realities.

These include many with a wide range of challenging climatic zones compared with those in which we grow our major crop species.

FEMA lets local communities challenge the flood zone maps through an appeals process.