"daring challenge" is a valid phrase in written English.
You might use it in a sentence like, "She accepted the daring challenge to run a marathon."
It was while the concept was ending its long period of gestation that Buntine delivered a daring challenge – "I was foolish enough to say: 'If you find me a stadium, I'll create a competition'".
And even in a city where that vividly pictorial Handel classic is interpreted in a rich variety of styles, this year's first major entry was a daring challenge to the current orthodoxy, which places the highest value on readings by period-instrument ensembles and chamber choirs.
Guaidó, a 35-year-old former student leader and head of Venezuela's opposition-run national assembly, has been in the forefront of a renewed attempt to force Maduro from power since last week when he declared himself Venezuela's rightful interim president in a daring challenge to the incumbent.
Telling the story of Fr Rodrigues, a Portuguese Jesuit who follows his missionary vocation to Japan at a time of violent religious persecution, Silence is a compelling historical fiction, a potent distillation of the paradoxes and ambiguities of faith and, from a Christian author, a daring challenge to religious orthodoxy.
A latter-day example is Nigel Farage, head of the anti-EU UKIP party, who today threw down the gauntlet in a daring challenge to Europe's unpopular continent-wide free market in labor.
Together the pieces also provided a daring challenge for the Pasadena Symphony.
His eyes are dangerous, daring, challenging, a little damaged, yet somehow still impeccably polite, but still searing, and filled with a whole mess of problems that I'm sure would not be tedious to untangle.
Supporters of General Fonseka said he was arrested for daring to challenge the president's rule.
