Sentence examples for exists to challenge from inspiring English sources
"If great art exists to challenge rather than to coddle, then what of architecture's obligation to provide shelter and comfort?" Goldberger asked.
And is it really good policy for Santorum to fill young adults with suspicions about higher learning, which rightly exists to challenge — in a healthy sense — what parents and maybe pastors have poured into them?
National Ugly Mugs (NUM), a multi-award winning project which supports sex workers when they are targeted by offenders, exists to challenge stigma and work in partnership with the police to improve practices and bring perpetrators of crimes against sex workers to justice.
According to their website, 99designs exists to challenge the status quo of the traditional design process and promote a powerful relationship between designers and small businesses.
But who gets to draw that line, how do you demarcate the holy, without privileging the very authority that parody exists to challenge?
Interestingly, as The New Civil Rights Movement points out, Rossville Christian Academy's website notes that the school "exists to challenge a diverse student body through high academic standards, seeking to instill and inspire Christian virtues in a safe and nurturing environment".
Many teenagers feel their parents are not credible authorities; mothers, for their part, told us they were unaware of what educational resources existed to challenge extremist ideology.
Social anthropologist and director of Global Warming Policy Foundation Key claim The GWPF does not exist to challenge the scientific view that humans are largely responsible for climate change but advocates a "more flexible and long term" approach to the problem.
And again there are predictions of the death of the newspaper, with hand-wringing about the implications for democracy if fewer publications exist to challenge those in authority or expose wrongdoing.The internet may kill newspapers; but it is not clear if that matters.
