Sentence examples for challenging teams from inspiring English sources

They taught a monthlong course challenging teams of students to design E. coli that "blinked" — that is, generated fluorescent light at regular intervals.

Taking place in London next week, the jam will run over the course of the event, challenging teams to design games, based around a story from Thursday's paper.

The project, aimed at bringing AI to commercial drone flyers, is "challenging teams to develop artificial intelligence (AI) technology that will enable an autonomous drone to race a pilot-operated drone – and win".

While finishing last in an event designed as a dress-rehearsal for the 2012 Olympics could be viewed as somewhat alarming, in many ways the fact that the British team are even capable of challenging teams inside the world's top 20  is an achievement in itself.

The San Francisco-based group Technovation is actively tackling this issue be exposing girls not only to the various creative possibilities within STEM, but to entrepreneurially thinking and skill sets, challenging teams to develop mobile app "startups" to solve real problems within their communities.

The IBM Watson AI XPRIZE is a $5 million global competition challenging teams to develop powerful Artificial Intelligence (AI) based applications and demonstrate how humans can collaborate with AIs to tackle the world's grand challenges.

During the past few days Farah has been taking it easy, relaxing with massages and ice baths and challenging team-mates to games of Fifa on the PlayStation.

The White Sox committed 133 errors, placing them among the four most defensively challenged teams in the league.

Not only did the two economically challenged teams not go quietly, but they are also in first place in their respective divisions.

From this outreach, fifty-six key thought leaders have enrolled in NSC 2 as judges, mentors, and/or advisors to challenge teams (http://www.nscsquared.org/judges.html).html

The first one – the Ansari X-Prize – challenged teams to build spacecraft capable of carrying three people into space  two times within two weeks.