Sentence examples for deliberate challenges from inspiring English sources

But Washington needs to adopt new rules of engagement to not repeat mistakes of the previous 16 years: One, minimize deliberate challenges to Russian interests and know that none will come free.

My one deliberate challenge to myself was delicious.

The exhibition, mounted in 2007 at the Sakharov Museum, was a deliberate challenge to controls on art, as its name suggested.

The occasional banality of the conversations is a deliberate challenge, not least to the notion of banality itself.

So it reads as though Genesis is a deliberate challenge to the accepted understanding of the origins of the universe.

Anything that smacks of a deliberate challenge, aimed at instigating Iraqi countermeasures, might alienate the French or the Russians.

The other is that they show adequate protection against a deliberate challenge of infection in two species of animals.

To India, this was a deliberate challenge to Indian sovereignty over Kashmir, the Himalayan region long the subject of a territorial dispute between India and China's ally Pakistan.

The lie is not a claim about specific facts; the lunacy is a deliberate challenge to the whole larger idea of sanity.

But in a deliberate challenge to the unions, Murphy said his last act would be to submit a report to the next executive meeting urging a sweeping overhaul of the Scottish party's constitution and policy-making structures.

"The vast majority of laptops are bought in physical stores, so that was a deliberate challenge," Lily Lin, a Google spokeswoman, said about Google's decision to sell Chromebooks online only.