Sentence examples for implied challenge from inspiring English sources

Minot takes up the implied challenge, and reverses the gender hierarchy of the sexual encounter.

Finally, there is a gauntlet on the ground, an implied challenge to Sigismund from Albrecht.

The implied challenge in the squad leader's minimalist nod was entirely called for.

Still, the implied challenge raised by Orientalism remains apt: scholarship must respond critically to power, not simply reinforce it.

Finally, Justice's fundamental concern has been that any party that chooses to invoke the language of the Glorious Revolution of 1689 meets the implied challenge of that comparison.

There is the implied challenge of the Singapore Philharmonic down the road, for example, and there is the civic embarrassment from a few years ago when a pair of the Three Tenors came, and an orchestra had to be shipped in for them from Hong Kong.Recruitment of musicians is now going on in earnest and indicates the opportunities for relocation available to today's classical musicians.

(The arguments we mentioned in the preceding paragraph and in 2.4.1 would have deeper implications if correct, for they easily imply challenges to all characterizations in terms of species of validity as well).

To be competitive and cost competitive implies challenging the existing operational, technical and commercial models, driving asset productivity up by factor levels and the reciprocal of taking costs out to compete with alternatives.

Given that the U.S. has 4,500 post-secondary degree granting institutions, this concentration implies challenges for rest of the institutions for a variety of controllable (e.g. lack of know-how to recruit and retain students) and uncontrollable reasons (e.g. location).

The number of adolescents who experience pain is increasing and this implies challenges for the adolescent individuals and society in general.

This implies challenges in adjudication of diagnosis of especially chronic diseases (e.g. heart failure), which are associated with a wide range of comorbid conditions [ 88, 89].