Sentence examples for extended challenge from inspiring English sources
The wonderful, bold extended challenge last month by the BBC's Pat Murphy to the Leicester City manager Nigel Pearson – comfortably the most unpleasant man in top-flight football – revealed a way of fighting back against outbursts like his ostrich monologue, with its: "Are you flexible enough to get your head in the sand?" Best goal His first was the best, and one of the most misleading.
Both total and Vγ4+ γδT cells (which have been shown to be regulatory in the asthmatic lung 23) were significantly elevated following acute (day 24) and extended challenge (day 35 and 55) in both the bronchiolar lavage (BAL) (Fig. 1b) and lung tissue (Fig. 1c).
They are places where human nature and human behaviour has to be tested, extended, challenged.
Extended challenges build the cognitive muscle for the new economy.
A design response is an informal document which identifies a specific idea from the reading that caught your attention, and explores its implications through a rough design sketch, annotated with thoughts about how the design relates to, extends, challenges, or otherwise explores the idea you chose to respond to.
We'll be awarding up to $30,000 in prizes, including TWO first prizes – one for the hackathon challenge and another for our "Extended Innovation Challenge" (for teams that have worked on their solution before the hackathon started on June 5, 2018).
Duchamp and Dali extended that challenge to the physical and commercial realm of the exhibition installation.
Richards added his fourth kick out of five - and that put the icing on the pie as Wigan extended their Challenge Cup record to 18 wins.
The mice were tested on an extended session challenge.
Extended hypotonic challenge may cause cells to release ions and osmolytes, resulting in a slow volume decrease, which is called regulatory volume decease (RVD).
