Sentence examples for challenged to recreate from inspiring English sources

Back then, I viewed The Times as a deeply resourced news organization that was challenged to recreate itself in an environment that was smashing old media and vaulting new forms to prominence.

The band found it challenging to recreate all the sounds from the new album.

It was challenging to recreate the history of dual practice, particularly in the distant past.

Every line, every shape, any color could become the next challenge to recreate.

With only a tiny fraction of the town's first and second century buildings still visible today, in the challenge to recreate Leicester as it was, the team are relying on a considerable amount of informed guesswork to construct their digital model.

A sustainable street meat event will take place Sunday at the New Amsterdam Market, on South Street at Peck Slip at the South Street Seaport, with five Vendy Award-recognized vendors participating in a challenge to recreate their signature dishes with humanely raised meats and ingredients sourced from local Greenmarkets.

It adds an extra challenge, to recreate something people love they're really sticklers about it.

Regenerative medicine strategies for restoring articular cartilage face significant challenges to recreate the complex and dynamic biochemical and biomechanical functions of native tissues.

Although there are challenges to recreating this at home — starting with the chopping of the chicken legs and continuing with the deep- and stir-frying, where it's difficult to get high-enough heat — they're surmountable.

Aspden challenged himself to recreate an Adidas aesthetic without relying on the signature three stripes.

Her new novel, "Half a Heart," unfolds along similar lines, with a long-lost daughter showing up both to challenge and to recreate a family bond.