Sentence examples for challenges the image from inspiring English sources
Adhesive piglets may exist in an image due to the social character of piglets, which challenges the image splitting and automatic piglets counting.
Also the implementation of work-first principles in Denmark towards newly arrived immigrants challenges the image of Scandinavian exceptionalism and common pathways.
On some points, the empirical analysis also challenges the image of Scandinavian exceptionalism and common pathways, as national peculiarities and even points of divergence were identified: This became apparent in the examination of how participation in and the completion of introduction programmes are related to requirements for obtaining permanent residency and citizenship.
Another new book, that has gotten less attention, Clay Risen's The Bill of the Century, also challenges the image of Johnson as master of all he surveyed.
"The serious problems experienced by some well-known High Street names are having an impact on how people see the industry as a whole but, as we work through the current worldwide economy challenges, the image of banks and bankers is likely to improve".
More than anything, the shows challenge the image of Christmas perfection.
Friends and former colleagues highlighted Thatcher's human side as they challenged the image of the Iron Lady.
The distance between art and artist narrowed again on 2014's album Benji, which challenged the image of the confessional singer-songwriter.
The BBC is there to question, to test, to hold a mirror up to British society, reflect it back, but to challenge the image too.
Instead, Obama never effectively challenged the image of Guantánamo as a sort of Phantom Zone of super villains, rather than the humiliating hodgepodge it is.
Democrats immediately seized on the revelation on Tuesday to challenge the image of fiscal discipline that Ms. Palin, the Republican running mate of Senator John McCain, has sought to convey as part of her message of bringing change to Washington.
