Sentence examples for challenges in matters of from inspiring English sources
Tonight's "American Experience" notes that challenges in matters of honor were not unknown among politicians in the Revolutionary era.
The ECI is authoritative and decisive in matters of elections for instance, where the law is ambiguous but it can be challenged in courts of law.
In matters of sex, gay politics predominated.
Collegial, masculine in spirit, if not gender, and challenged in all matters of hygiene, the shack crew has for 146 years lived in the midst of the police, sometimes in the basement, sometimes across the street in a set of very grimy offices that inspired the name "the shack".
Three years ago, the White House launched the Presidential Innovation Fellows PIFF) program, inviting innovators from across the country to drop whatever they were doing, join federal agencies, and tackle national challenges in a matter of months.
Minorities challenged these matters of inequality in health, housing, and employment before the Watts uprisings; similar issues resonate today in big cities across the country.
In particular, the issues of model selection and control for confounding pose important challenges, and are matters of current and future research.
It challenges our credibility in communicating matters of race and injustice.
Chrysler's biggest challenge might be matters of quality.
We received a letter from a gentleman signing himself: "Just Returned," challenging us in the matter of the Pullman car model in exhibition at the Deutches Museum in Munich.
