Sentence examples for find a challenge from inspiring English sources

It is surprising, then, to find a challenge to this ancient premise arriving in a novel entertainment form — suddenly everywhere — known as "slow TV".

If there's a message to marketers, it's that some consumers will be more engaged in a product if they find a challenge in getting or using it.

Those laws explicitly give state courts broad authority to "provide any relief appropriate under the circumstances" when they find a challenge to the certified result of an election is justified.

The first challenge is to find a challenge - something to change the world that hasn't yet been tackled, something ambitious but solvable, something disruptive but cheap, something that will attract attention and resources with relatively little reward.

The complex reciprocal relationships that make up ARM's ecosystem, says Mr Brown, the company's president, are "probably our biggest barrier to entry".The fragmented mobile-device market also requires lots of different system-on-chip configurations, which Intel will find a challenge to match.

Quoting William James, Graham said that the country needed a challenge, a "moral equivalent of war," and did not seem uneasy with the idea that the "rise of the Beatniks" could be seen as "at least partially a pitiful attempt to find a challenge".

Finally he found a challenge he could not complete: watching more than 440 episodes of "The Simpsons" in a row.

Federer has never found a challenge he didn't welcome, and now, on a rainy day in Paris, he had Robin Soderling.

Trulli said Spa was his best circuit, where he can do every corner well — except one corner, which he always finds a challenge.

It's a disparity that other social networks like Facebook have also found a challenge.

"It was time to find a new challenge".