Sentence examples for given a challenge from inspiring English sources
Policymakers have ignored the structural problems of institutional racism in the delivery of schooling to the extent that minority communities accept it as a given, a challenge that needs to be negotiated.
Five Irish playwrights were given a challenge, and, just as on that fashion designer reality show, some of the resulting works ended up being pretty good; others were likely to be discards.
Last year, the design team was given a challenge that "was less about home d?r and more about creating seasonal interest during the summer months," Ms. Mau said.
When I was hired as a GSI for The American Forest: Its Ecology, History, and Representation the second semester it had ever been offered, I was given a challenge: to devise teaching strategies that would equip students with the skills needed to interpret primary sources.
The student is given a challenge, and the user has to solve it using code, but it only takes a few taps to write out," she says.
I was given a challenge by the YGL's to create a stunt that would capture media attention and help spread the message of Thirst.
Vancouver gave a challenge last night and was the closest played game so far this year in my opinion.
It gives a challenge to people who wouldn't normally consider running and also they can enjoy the streets of London.
He gave a challenge to Rose, who delivered 8 points in the fourth quarter as Indiana fought within 2 points before fading.
Among the interesting dynamical behaviours of the model, numerical simulations show a backward bifurcation which gives a challenge to the designing of effective control measures.
