Sentence examples for challenged nature from inspiring English sources
The developers are able to offer rental discounts because of state and federal tax credits based on the historic nature of the properties and on the economically challenged nature of their locations, said Donald Manekin, a developer of the Baltimore buildings and a partner in the Philadelphia project through his company, the Seawall Development Corporation.
Looking at his pale face and sleepless eyes, I yearn to have his old, ebullient self back, the self that wanted to challenge nature itself.
The Barefoot Hikers of Minnesota were at Oxbow, an Olmsted County park with trails through wooded hills and along a river, for one of their regular get-togethers to challenge nature with feet au naturel.
DNA dynamics in tight spaces challenge nature's nanomachines.
This chapter seeks to explore the challenging nature of contemporary endeavors in disaster risk governance, which are intricately linked to the neoliberal agenda of "hollowing out" state functions.
"It's logical that he should battle [this cancer] and even challenge nature, but Venezuela is also facing many difficulties," an opposition politician and mayor of Caracas, Antonio Ledezma, told a local television channel.
Nevertheless, a key theme arising from the data was the unique, often challenging, nature of IPV and CM knowledge and the potential for this to act as a barrier to KT implementation and uptake.
The lawyers for the unions and retirees also challenged the nature of Michigan's emergency-manager law, which has been used to take control of several financially troubled cities in the state.
She said it had been a "tough period" for Queensland, and that the whole country was being "challenged by nature".
In addition, our data reveals the existence of two different sets of fungal defense proteins in vegetative and sexual organs matching the type of competitors and predators by which these structures are challenged in nature.
