Sentence examples for challenging examination from inspiring English sources

A BBC spokesman said: "These programmes were a deliberately challenging examination of the treatment of historical child abuse allegations and their relevance today.

Its current show of the shallow portraitist Pompeo Batoni is surely not what he means by a challenging examination of high art.

Elsewhere, the modernist Tim Liardet continued his challenging examination of the social psyche in The Storm House (Carcanet, £9.95), a study of his brother's death.

That way, Every Thing Will Be Fine could have been a truly challenging examination of domestic tragedy and creativity.

This challenging examination of masculinity pits the unspoken desires of a 38 year-old bodybuilder against the emotional manipulation of his domineering mother.

Although described as infrequent, obstetricians perceived these situations as challenging if the examination detected any significant abnormality.

Performing such examinations is challenging in very young children, and normal values vary significantly in the first 5 years of life due to ongoing maturation of the PNS and limb growth.

Tutorials/workshops can be organised to orientate international students on the host country's health care system Training sessions on confronting, challenging and sensitive clinical examinations, as well as appropriate clinical and colloquial language can be provided.

The weight of the evidence, accumulated from statements and documents previously hidden from the public, must then be challenged under cross examination.

The law lord said his inquiry was "open and public" and none of Dr Kelly's family, the Government or the BBC "asked for leave to question or challenge by cross examination" witnesses whose evidence "led to the conclusion that Dr Kelly had committed suicide and had not been murdered".

A struggling or crying infant makes examination much more challenging.