Sentence examples for challenged to match from inspiring English sources

Alan and the Aussies certainly know how to throw a party, which we've now been challenged to match when it's our turn to host a welcome reception ahead of the event at Brands Hatch in May.

Eighteen years after the start of the much-vaunted CompStat system of data-driven crime fighting, the Police Department — where I served from 1983 to 2004 — has become a top-down, micromanaged bureaucracy in which precinct commanders are pitted against one another and officers are challenged to match or exceed what they did the previous year, month and week.

Consequently, the demand for bamboo shoots is high and farmers are often challenged to match supply in both quality and quantity.

They weren't roughnecks, exactly, but they were committed, and often teams found it challenging to match their intensity.

Sample food from Xi'an, Tianjin, Fuzhou and Chengdu provinces at stalls within feet of one another for a veritable cross-country feast that would be challenging to match anywhere else in New York.

That was an interesting idea, but we think it would be challenging to match or exceed the kind of scientific research places like the F.D.A. or Codex do on a national and international scale.

While it may seem challenging to match Port with any foods other than its traditional British companion, Stilton cheese, you could serve certain vins doux with a broader range of fare.

Compared with tablets and capsules, the sensory characteristics of taste and smell are more pronounced, yet, challenging to match.

However, it may be challenging to match the colors into a rainbow version.

Wilson, also a returning hero, has more of a challenge to match his main achievement at Oakwell.

She is enjoying learning new movements, such as pirouettes, as well as the challenge to match music and movement.