Sentence examples for constant challenging of from inspiring English sources
Yet each week the show offered portrayals of committed detectives — Dutch Wagenbach (Jay Karnes and Claudette Wymss (C C H Pounder) — solving their cases through analysis and the constant challenging of assumptions.
I suggested to Grass that his constant challenging of the accuracy of his memory, his manner of questioning on almost every page whether an event happened or not, made Peeling the Onion an un-memoir.
She added: "The constant challenging of the environmental impact of livestock farming is making me more and more militant, not least that CAP [common agricultural policy] payments are available for grouse shooting, controlling buzzards and forestry".
Buckley's constant challenging of the conventional wisdom outraged those who felt that conservatism's time would not, and should not, ever come.
Life Sciences have been established and widely accepted as a foremost Big Data discipline; as such they are a constant source of the most computationally challenging problems.
She says the constant buzz of activity can be challenging at times, but for the most part, it helps her feel supported a feeling she doesn't get from an emergency homeless shelter.
Detection of banking Trojans remains a challenging task, due to the constant evolution of techniques used to obfuscate and circumvent existing detection and security solutions.
Teaching has become even more challenging because my students live under constant fear of deportation.
Yet I hear from participants in my programs just how challenging it is to face a constant barrage of unhealthy items in their workplace.
Spittoons are not much in evidence and so a word of caution: unless you are teetotal and have nerves of steel, consider enlisting the services of a driver to take you on quinta visits: when we visit, during the September harvest, the fairly challenging roads are further complicated by the constant traffic of grape trucks.
Object tracking is a challenging task in computer vision due to the constant changes of object appearance and location.
