Sentence examples for inbuilt challenge from inspiring English sources

Nearly all the early cross-gender groups were metal, which came with the inbuilt challenge of persuading sceptical metalheads they could rock out as vigorously as men.

And while there's the typical oeuvre of alabaster Greek Gods and T-shirts hawked on the touristy gauntlet of Sokratous Street – known for its loquacious restaurant touts and resplendent pink mosque on top of the hill – the essence of this citadel is discovered by challenging your inbuilt compass (even Theseus would get lost) in the maze-like warren of cobbled streets.

Its main premise was that an important part of a teacher's job is to help the pupil to develop an inbuilt "crap detector" which would lead them to challenge attempts to influence them unduly by, for example, presenting opinion as fact in newspapers, broadcasting or indeed the classroom.

The inbuilt Tory majority?

They have two inbuilt advantages.

But Amazon will have some inbuilt advantages.

It is definitely inbuilt in our culture.

Play is children's inbuilt learning drive.

Some of its floridity is inbuilt.

Your camcorder may have an inbuilt windshield.

They enjoy an inbuilt advantage over laymen.