Sentence examples for indeed challenge from inspiring English sources

Any response will, I hope, feed into (or, indeed, challenge) the shape of the lecture.

By bringing Daewoo to the brink, President Kim has shown he can indeed challenge the chaebol.

Hence terrorism, which ferrets out the weaknesses in our fantastically complex and interconnected economies, does indeed challenge the future of democracy.

The euro can indeed challenge the superiority of the dollar, but only by using the euro price of gold as a market signal of Europe's liquidity needs.

We cannot reconcile this with our values".Mr Putin's aggression and cynical double-talk do indeed challenge Germany's most basic assumptions.

And the hostile takeovers do indeed challenge management's function, its role and its very legitimacy.The raiders are surely right to assert that a company must be run for performance rather than for the benefit of its management.

Both Mr. Hancock and Mr. Tritle point out, too, that liturgical music from Ockeghem to Palestrina to Bach presents models, benchmarks and, indeed, challenges for succeeding generations.

With more than a billion rows being added every day, matching today's customer SLAs is indeed challenging.

Indeed, challenges were not distributed evenly over the term, and the course lacked interesting goals for students to pursue during the second half of the term.

The curriculum reform has indeed challenged the traditional paradigm of teacher education and has frequently and strongly called for a paradigm shift.

Applying this approach in the current work is indeed challenging given the uncontrolled nature of the commercial CD recordings used here requiring different tunings of thresholding criteria on a per recording basis.