Sentence examples for consistent challenge from inspiring English sources

But I think Kevin will present a stronger, more consistent challenge.

Protecting my independence and autonomy as an artist was a consistent challenge.

The task is therefore tailored to a participant's ability, ensuring a consistent challenge.

According to Professor Cowley, the election debates may reduce scrutiny and prevent a consistent challenge of the leaders on policy.

The dream would be to have a little of the "Survivor" magic propel "The Early Show" toward a consistent challenge for second place.

That failure to deliver a first final appearance since 2003, or to mount a more consistent challenge to Saints and Leeds – whose dominance of the Super League will continue as they contest a third consecutive grand final – was cited by Wigan's chairman, Ian Lenagan, as the main reason behind Noble's departure, in a notably unsentimental, impromptu press conference.

This amounts to no less than 174 years of occupation, in the face of consistent challenges to the legality of the British claims by Argentina.

GAZETTE: What are some of the specific challenges for Muslim students at Harvard? ABDUR-RASHID: The major consistent challenges that I've seen since I've been here come in two domains.

The Spice of Popery: Converging Christianities on an Early American Frontier shows how, between the volatile years of 1688 to 1727, the persistence of Catholic people and culture in New England's border regions posed consistent challenges to the bodies and souls of frontier Protestants.

Communication and information management is one of the most consistent challenges in disaster response (23, 28, 59– 61).

Being an intrapreneur within an organization comes with a spectrum of challenges that range from consistent minor challenges, to larger one-off challenges.