Sentence examples for challenged to explain from inspiring English sources

Challenged to explain his remark, he said: "I prefer normality.

Moreover, the game companies will be challenged to explain their next generation products to consumers.

"Nevertheless, I was challenged to explain why I thought genocide was funny.

Here in Australia, Malcolm Turnbull ran at the last Australian election on the slogan "jobs and growth" and was barely challenged to explain how he would achieve either.

Challenged to explain how his interventions helped the government achieve clear air in a heavily contested parliamentary week, Abbott defended his right to intervene.

At academic conferences, the professor said, she is often challenged to explain why the wives of historical figures are worth studying.

The elaborate design of animal signals is challenging to explain.

Jefferies said the deal would be "challenging to explain" to Sky shareholders.

As with Reid's appeal to the irreducible intentionality of conception, Reid's position regarding the conception of non-existent objects has proven challenging to explain and to defend, but starts have been made (David 1985 6 Nicholss 2002).

Freshmen at Winona State University are often first-generation college students and their reluctance or difficulty to seek more assistance from the science professors, as they were not their main instructors, remains challenging to explain.

In terms of the relationship between gait and the Big Five, conscientiousness and agreeableness were found to have the largest correlations, but researchers found it "challenging" to explain why.