Sentence examples for constructed challenges from inspiring English sources

For other people, the carefully constructed challenges possible in single-player games seem far more interesting than the loosely structured online action.

These cleverly constructed challenges range from simple explorations of a given skill to exercises in careful placement or timing to seemingly impossible challenges that require the player to look ahead and see beyond the obvious uses of skills.

It is a constructed challenge: For each effort -- farms in California, Wal-Marts in Michigan, Applebee's in New York -- she serves a two-month stint.

Framed within a feminist, social constructionist the oretical perspective, the current research looked at how the masculinity and sexuality of South African young men is constructed, challenged or maintained.

Moving into an agile construct challenges the company's existing philosophies and policies.

Play allows them to actively construct, challenge and expand their own understandings through making connections to prior experiences, thereby opening the door to new learning.

Here, where the hatred is just evidence of a construct challenged.

Briefly, HEK 293T cells are transfected with RIG-I or RIG-I mutant and an IFN-β/firefly luciferase reporter construct, challenged with RNA ligands, and then analyzed for luciferase expression (i.e., IFN-β promoter activation) using a luminescence assay.

Jackson hopes to be back and said the Pacers, as constructed, could challenge again next year.

These reflect distinctive cultures and traditions of decision-making; what Harvard scholar Sheila Jasanoff calls the 'civic epistemology' through which expert claims are constructed or challenged in any given society.

In Passing, Larsen explores the conceptions of race as a real physical fact and as an imagined social construct, and challenges the logic of "common knowledge" and visibility in assigning racial identity to individuals.