Sentence examples for challenged mark from inspiring English sources

Mr. Eaton's vocal writing isn't easy, either, and it terribly challenged Mark J. Meier, the tenor who sang the lead role of Adam, who sounded as if he were deliberately assuming a funny nasal voice.

"In the past, a cookie-cutter strategy" of marketing to Hispanics and other ethnic groups may have worked, "but now that approach should be challenged," Mark noted.

The mass resignation threatens to disrupt exam marking in universities this summer when boards meet to discuss challenged marks, with more widespread disruption expected at the start of the next academic year.

State schools were more likely to challenge marks that were just below a C grade in key subjects such as English and maths, while private schools appealed against results at the A-level A/B and A*/A thresholds in an attempt to secure university places.

But two quick goals did not deter Town, as Iraqi midfielder Yaser Kasim challenged Mark Schwarzer with a shot from distance, before influential forward Alex Pritchard forced the 40-year-old debutant keeper to punch the ball out.

Lassiter set the mark in M.L.S.'s inaugural season in 1996, and while others challenged the mark in the league's first decade — Stern John and Mamadou Diallo each scored 26, and Carlos Ruiz once had 24 — no one had matched Lassiter until Saturday.

The 29-year-old is confident he can challenge that mark: "That was the last time I really played the full season as a striker.

Adults with autism may be able to compensate for some of the language challenges that mark the disorder in children, according to new research from Johns Hopkins.

A flurry of unsuccessful legal challenges marked the run-up.

The aftermath of the occupation, the exhibition shows, posed its own moral challenges, marked by denunciations and purges.

García's challenge marked the first primary to require a runoff election in the quarter-century since the system was adopted.