Sentence examples for deadly challenges from inspiring English sources
The Intrepid survived five kamikaze attacks during the Second World War, but it was nearly defeated by far less deadly challenges: in 1985 the museum filed for bankruptcy.
As she passes through the labyrinth, she learns to cast aside the oft-repeated cry of "It's not fair" and instead tackle its deadly challenges and baffling riddles through logic, friendship and bravery.
Fischer and a handful of others stood at the center of the mountain's transformation from an elite mountaineering arena into an amateur's deadly challenge.
It was then Britain's first climb to be graded E9 on an open-ended scale of "extreme difficulty", a climb whose reputation has barely diminished over the years, still attracting the description, after only a fourth climber managed an ascent in 2010, as a "desperate and deadly challenge".
To prosecutors, the charges are the latest example of the deadly challenge they face protecting witnesses at a time when the criminal justice system has few resources to shield them and the prevailing street code in many cities urges civilians to "stop snitching".
In the conditions of this experimental study, lovastatin significantly protected animals against a deadly challenge with the plague agent Y. pestis.
"This amendment was a stunt designed only to score cheap political points while what we should be doing is focusing on the deadly serious challenge we face in Iraq...
So the question is: how's our new Prime Minister coping with this monumental and deadly set of challenges?
In the early years, the task of spy catching and rooting out subversives was seen as a game, an intellectual challenge, deadly but honorable.
In fact, the protesters are deadly serious about challenging the establishment's self-appointed right to continue running the country.The violence first.
It was highly creative, in the moments after the devastation of Hurricane Sandy, to use the opportunity to spotlight the most deadly and urgent challenge facing the human race.
