Sentence examples for challenging note from inspiring English sources
A concluding, cautionary, and challenging note.
Baum, in his introduction to the "Wizard," strikes a challenging note; he deplores the "horrible and blood-curdling" incidents contained in "the old-time fairy tale" and promises his readers "a modernized fairy tale, in which the wonderment and joy are retained and the heart-aches and nightmares are left out".
The piece is set to a melange of Tchaikovsky works, and for dance lovers a challenging note is struck in the first seconds with the opening chords of the composer's Serenade in C Major, a score indissolubly wedded to Balanchine's best-loved ballet, Serenade.
In an interview yesterday morning on Fox News, Mr. Lazio asserted that during his upstate campaign stops "75percentt of the people were Democrats," a claim that Mrs. Clinton's aides challenged, noting that a large portion of upstate residents are Republicans.
Stakeholder engagement is an important first step towards addressing the coordination challenges noted earlier as a common pitfall.
(To illustrate that challenge, note that women won 12% of the "advanced grants" given out by ERC last year).
Even so, it's always challenging, he noted in his testimony to the Committee.
They also face a cultural challenge, notes Mr Holden, as they move into television.
Airline crews also face specific mental health challenges, notes Cigna, the insurance company that has contracts with several major airlines.
Martin Connor, a lawyer for the Spitzer campaign, brushed off the challenge, noting that anyone can file objections "without showing a scintilla of substance for the challenge".
Experts in the region told him to expect a challenge, noting that the criminal networks in Albania and Kosovo were "probably more difficult to penetrate than the Cosa Nostra".
