Sentence examples for challenges points from inspiring English sources

Michael Wishnie, a Yale law professor who has been retained by the city to fight any court challenges, points out the cards are no different from records already possessed by the Internal Revenue Service and by health and welfare agencies.While cities like New York, Miami and San Francisco are considering adapting similar programmes, others are trying to tighten laws.

The article, entitled "One country- Two systems faces huge challenges", points out that "external unfriendly forces and domestic opposition camps" are pursuing the Western system and that they are using the issue of electoral system to "create trouble" and seek "independence in disguise".

These challenges point to the need to reconsider cognition and the way we pursue education today.

Delays in payment and insecurity at night were some of the other challenges pointed out.

Holley called Montgomery's remarks slanderous, and he also challenged points in Montgomery's reported testimony.

The tickbox, cross-it-off-the-list mindset of the Goodreads Reading Challenge points right in the other direction.

After reading both of these books, I know what the difference is between Bill and Sheri: Their "Mastery-Challenge" points are at opposite ends of the scale.

A more direct realist response to the Manifestation challenge points to the prevalence in our linguistic practices of realist-inspired beliefs to which we give expression in what we say and do.

If anything, the difficulty of this annual challenge points to the fact that people who complain there is nothing worth watching on television don't know what they are talking about.

Another challenge, points out 17 -year-old Abdumalis Barothat is that parents sometimes do not understand what debating clubs are about.

This therapeutic approach was borne out of realisation that virus factors, although conceptually attractive targets because they should, in theory, provide a wide therapeutic index, are challenging points of intervention because of the high mutability of their genomes.