Sentence examples for challenging excerpt from inspiring English sources

Their fourth-grade class at the Children's School, near Park Slope in Brooklyn, had prepared for the state reading tests by going over sample passages beforehand, including a challenging excerpt from "King Lear" in which the king asks his three daughters questions about their love for him.

Judge Evans applied this complex formula for fair use to 48 challenged excerpts.

The publishers appealed that decision to the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, which vacated the trial court holding in 2014, sending the case back to Judge Evans with a set of instructions on how to improve the fair use analysis for these challenged excerpts.

In case some have lost track, this case was originally decided by a 2012 ruling by Judge Evans that found infringement in only five of 74 challenged excerpts, and awarded court costs and attorney's fees to GSU as the "prevailing party" in the case.

The Observer has published an excerpt from Johann Hari's new book challenging what we know about depression.

[Excerpt] he transition from youth to adulthood is challenging for almost every young person.

On Thursday night the Cloud Gate Dance Theater of Taiwan almost met the challenge in excerpts from "Images From 'Wind Shadow,'  " presented by the museum's Works & Process series.

On Friday, The A.P. issued a statement defending its action, saying it was going to challenge blog postings containing excerpts of A.P. articles "when we feel the use is more reproduction than reference, or when others are encouraged to cut and paste". An A.P. spokesman declined Friday to further explain the association's position.

On Friday, The A.P. issued a statement defending its action, saying it was going to challenge blog postings containing excerpts of A.P. articles "when we feel the use is more reproduction than reference, or when others are encouraged to cut and paste".

Only three respondents posted excerpts which challenged the assumptions for all five questions against basecase.

First there were excerpts which challenged the assumption of equal health loss avoided and referred to the probability, duration or severity of the adverse event.