Sentence examples for challenged to pull from inspiring English sources

In recent studies, she, Ella Cole of the University of Oxford, and their colleagues have discovered that these birds display individual variation when challenged to pull a lever out of a tube to gain access to food.

"It would be challenging to pull off, especially with most of the action inside a police station.

It's an exceedingly clever concept that would be challenging to pull off, if not for the deep understanding of character, plot and pacing provided by Picoult, whose author's note serves a dual purpose.

But in practice, such bonds have been a challenge to pull off.

Logistically, the character report card had been a challenge to pull off.

"They're not necessarily out of our reach, but would be a heck of a challenge to pull off".

Cut to the whistle going for the break, and Russia facing a mighty challenge to pull this one round.

While the collection's colorful leopard spots and bursts of floral prints may be a challenge to pull off on a head-to-toe look, the exuberant pops of pattern on these Vans feel just right.

Instead Wolves worked an equaliser in the 73rd minute when the left-back Stephen Ward charged forward, exchanged passes with Kightly and sidestepped a feeble challenge to pull the ball back to Sylvan Ebanks-Blake, who side-footed brilliantly across Maik Taylor.

St Helens put some flesh on the bones of their impressive opening Super League victory at Warrington by overcoming a determined Hull challenge to pull clear with their old adversaries Leeds as the early-season pacesetters.

The directorial debut of Oscar-winning screenwriter Akiva Goldsman, this adaptation of Mark Helprin novel Winter's Tale would always be a challenge to pull off, and so it proved.