Sentence examples for hereby challenge from inspiring English sources
I hereby challenge it to do so — or buy MySeatFinder — instead of forcing Mr. Gordon to hire a lawyer.
SNUGGLES The Adversary Metropolitan Books Emmanuel Carrère I hereby challenge you to not read this book in one sitting.
I, Mark Boslough, being of sound mind, do hereby challenge any individual or organization to a $25,000 bet that global warming is real and will continue.
So, I hereby challenge Mr. Barton to answer the question: Where is that Simon & Schuster edition of The Jefferson Lies that you've been promising?
Previous games have involved slightly more illegal moves like putting out a cigarette on the guy or putting cocaine up his nose, but we hereby challenge our readers to get out there and do what no Drunk Guy Jenga player has ever done before: publicly jizz on his face.
In conclusion, our results provide the first direct evidence of fast category-specific neocortical routes in the human brain, hereby challenging the long-held view that during the first 100-ms only the low-level features of the stimulus are being processed, and that category-specific cortical activation only occurs at later stages.
Hereby derived challenges specifically concern: (a) the organization of mobility together with the uptake of recharge infrastructure, (b) the interaction of the electric mobility system with the electricity net, hereby considering the energy storage function of batteries, (c) the technological progress and the industrial production of vehicles and various components.
The challenge hereby is that, despite all their peculiarities, for those applications numerical efficiency is absolutely crucial.
Mark Boslough (MB) hereby presents a challenge as to whether the Earth's climate will set a new record high temperature in 2016.
The greatest challenge hereby is to strike a balance between the physician's 'freedom of expression' and the researcher's need for structure and standardization.
Preclinical toxicology is hereby facing two challenges: on the one hand, the predictivity of the applied toxicological assays should be improved on a continuous basis to avoid false predictions (both false positives and false negatives), while on the other hand, the predictions should be made as early as possible during the process of drug candidate selection.
