if somebody challenges, trouble — David Epstein (@SIDavidEpstein) 7 Aug 12 World champion Sally Pearson of Australia not only won her semifinal in 12.39 seconds, she ran the best time in the world this year.
"Even though these were local elections, they were seen as a vote of confidence for the ruling AKP government, given the domestic challenges and troubles they have been facing," Didem Collinsworth, a Turkey expert at the International Crisis Group, told The WorldPost.
Executions in Arkansas had been largely halted since 2005 because of legal challenges and trouble obtaining execution drugs.
Such delays, escalating costs and daunting technical challenges "raise troubling questions as to whether this project can be constructed and operated successfully," the audit warns.
But for computers, there are many challenges still troubling researchers.
Such a topic may be a future-orientated question, challenge, problem—"disease"—that a "patient" is troubled or curious with.
And because as an audience member I've always enjoyed plays that have frightened or challenged or troubled or unnerved or terrified me, that's my favourite type of play, rather than one that has entertained me or flattered me.
There is no doubt that at the next election General Smuts will have to face a formidable challenge.His trouble is that his so-called United party is anything but united.
This paper proposes a new Weighted Margin Sparse Embedded (WMSE) classifier for brake cylinder detection, which is a big challenge in Trouble of Freight car Detection System (TFDS) of China.
If I have enough sleep, I can handle any challenge, any trouble at work.
The aesthetic is distinguished by almost pure, dewy-eyed positivity; challenging or troubling themes are avoided.
