Sentence examples for challenged terms from inspiring English sources

The 1999 suit claimed that retail sale of water violated state law, and challenged terms and conditions of the financing arrangement.

The challenged terms were the same as in the other countries' translations; this may be explained by the fact that those expressions are less commonly used on a daily basis.

"Our region is challenged in terms of its lack of a diverse economic base," Lane-Zucker says.

Accordingly it remains my opinion that the current €78bn will be in University Challenge terms a starter for ten and will be followed by another package.

He challenged one term incumbent John A. Pica in the Democratic primary and lost by just 44 votes.

Challenging such terms is tough.

This will be challenging in terms of coordination, but everyone is on board," said Ms. Berther.

Mapping cigarette consumption over many generations is challenging in terms of accuracy of the measurements.

Overall, nurses perceived eHealth experiences useful as well as challenging in terms of providing patients care.

Thus, the assembly of shorter reads is challenging in terms of computational power and resources needed.

The first set of IMPROVER challenges, termed the Diagnostics Signature Challenge, addresses the problem of diagnostics from transcriptional data in a biomedical context.