Sentence examples for has set a challenge from inspiring English sources

Germany's resurgence has set a challenge for the euro zone's southern members.

And he is finding it at a company that has set a challenge for itself — staging major American shows on shoestring budgets.

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Gatland says defence coach Shaun Edwards has set a challenge to extend Scotland run of failing to score a try.

He has set a real challenge for himself.

Joking aside, the dislocation of form and function has set a new challenge for designers: how to help us to operate ever more complex digital products.

The exponential growth of mobile traffic in the past two decades has set a formidable challenge to the wireless system capacity, thus the heterogeneous networks were proposed to offload a part of traffic to small cells, e.g., Femtocells.

For every year in recent memory, Zuckerberg has set a yearlong challenge for self-improvement, he told Fortune's Patricia Sellers.

We have set a new challenge with new antiretroviral therapy guidelines that reflect the latest scientific knowledge.

"We have set a benchmark for ourselves and the challenge is to maintain and build on it.

"The fact he's the most successful has set me a challenge to be a more successful manager, and a more successful Scottish manager at Notts County,".