Sentence examples for escaped challenges from inspiring English sources

In the selection of candidates for membership, certain chapters had not escaped challenges of racial stereotyping and allegations of colorism.

Even the claim that rights to participatory goods must be group rights has not escaped challenge.

Neither side will escape challenge: this research will impact on the vote.

Construction schedule overruns are not uncommon on construction projects world over and the South African construction industry has not escaped the challenges of failing to deliver projects on time.

Three of the four solar thermal power plants that have escaped legal challenge are planned for private land.

Arab regimes which have so far escaped serious challenge should hurry to end police brutality, curb corruption and allow genuinely free elections.

Yet amphioxus had until now largely escaped specialist challenge.

He said there was "no escaping the challenges of climate change and energy security".

The truth is many people would rather escape the challenges of the world and go watch a reality show.

You spend your afternoon whining, twerking, and swag surfing to everything from dancehall to southern rap, sincerely complimenting strangers on their Afrocentric ensembles, and subconsciously escaping the challenges that come with being a person of colour in America.

You spend your afternoon whining, twerking, and swag surfing to everything from dancehall to Southern rap, sincerely complimenting strangers on their Afrocentric ensembles, and subconsciously escaping the challenges that come with being a person of color in America.