Sentence examples for exposed a challenge from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: "Hotel Check-In Policies; Early Arrivals and Late Departures Get Harder" (Practical Traveler, May 27) by Michelle Higgins exposed a challenge facing hotels today that invest in advertising to win back guest loyalty but not in the tools and processes needed to meet the expectations raised by the advertising.

In unpacking his argument that the government should do less, Santorum exposed a deep challenge to conservatives like himself who do not espouse a simple blind faith in the free market to solve all inequalities and injustices.

The move left Mr. Cameron's Conservatives exposed to a challenge by the opposition Labour Party that could have threatened his government's survival.

While Labor has poured its stretched resources into battling a better-funded Coalition in a clutch of bayside seats that stretch down to Frankston, it has left itself exposed to a challenge from the Greens in its former inner-city heartland.

Secondly, as differences are often only exposed following a challenge, we also examined the response of male and female spiny mice to a high salt diet.

Mr. Booker's challenge has exposed a delicate discussion that senators and the protective cordon of aides around them rarely conduct in public: at what point does experience become more of a liability than an asset?

Though their authenticity was challenged, these exposed a series of channels through which money flowed into militant hands and also contained minutes of the meetings in 1988 in Pakistan at which al-Qaida was founded.

This convoluted tale about an American POW turned Islamist sleeper agent and the bipolar CIA spook determined to expose him was a challenge to summarise an episode at a time.

Only over the long term did SFB, exposed to a stronger challenge, exhibit a significantly elevated IGF-1 mRNA level.

Of the 76 adult mice that underwent the respiratory challenges, 33 had previously been exposed to an air/6%challengeenge as pups: for their challenge in adulthood we used the same air mixture they had been exposed to as pups.

While forebrain-specific knockout mice display a depression-like phenotype in adulthood under basal conditions, heterozygous GR mice possess a heightened vulnerability that manifests only when animals are exposed to challenging situations through a specific external stressor such as restraint- or footshock stress [16], [17], [18].