Sentence examples similar to challenges imposed upon from inspiring English sources

Morrow now faced a challenge imposed upon few clergymen in their first posting - he was sent back to the diocese as vicar-general, the territory's highest Anglican office.

A central issue both in his fiction and drama is the struggle of the individual against the challenge imposed upon him by society.

Improving these SM skills should enable better coping with the challenges imposed by RA [ 48– 50].

Jamie Beagent, a partner at law firm Leigh Day, said: "These proposals will create a climate of fear and uncertainty amongst those wishing to challenge projects imposed upon them and their environment".

It is well suited for the technical challenge imposed by the different food products in TDS.

They are the same African American icons that led him to challenge racial limitations imposed upon him as a child in South Africa.

If we understand those evolutionary adjustments, we may be able to assist vulnerable taxa to withstand the challenges that we have imposed upon them by translocating so many organisms around the globe.

It is a challenge that I have imposed upon myself to see if I can sell to a class of affluent young people that usually spends money on accessories and ego," said Skye.

What began as an interest in documenting teen identity, later came to be a study which questions the media stereotypes imposed upon teens, and the challenges they face today.

In short, significant changes are frequently imposed upon us with little concern or training as to how we can meet these new challenges.

He will not be imposed upon.