Sentence examples for form challenges from inspiring English sources
Indeed, you could argue that the Great American Album – a more recent, more popular and more New World form – challenges the novel for artistic precedence.
Language and cultural differences, geographical distance, and legal frameworks form challenges in partnering.
Likewise, problems that confront all de novo methods are detailed and form challenges for future research.
He was a complex masquerader in life's unwinding and that form challenged him so much more than the texts for plays or films.
The new Victorian senator Derryn Hinch has urged Australians not to return their forms and South Australia's Nick Xenophon held a press conference on Monday to announce he would refuse to include his name on his census form, challenging the government to prosecute him.
1.25pm BST First set: *Williams 3-1 Minella (*denotes next server) In reply to Gary, I certainly can't see anyone beyond the bit hitters – Williams, Sharapova, possibly Victoria Azarenka depending on fitness and the 2011 champion Petra Kvitova depending on form – challenging for the title this fortnight.
Once you've mastered the full plank with perfect form, challenge yourself with more difficult variations.
The invention of new poetic forms challenges old ideas about poetry.
The challenges they identified were of five broad forms: challenges arising out of the local geopolitical context; language and communication; issues relating to the independence of the CAB; interpersonal challenges in CAB meetings; and, the low levels of awareness of the CAB in the communities.
A few years earlier, in Los Angeles, an organizer named Fred Ross had started a Mexican-American-advocacy group called the Community Service Organization, devoted to small-scale activism: fighting racist establishments, helping with immigration forms, challenging deportations.
The National Building exhibition, running through Jan . 23 showcases how these designers are using it to develop innovative structures and forms, challenging the drab tradition of one of the world's most common construction materials.
