Sentence examples for influential challenge from inspiring English sources

But the most influential challenge originated with the anthropologist Franz Boas.

One important basis for doubt is that many contemporary philosophers question whether modality constitutes the fundamental explanatory currency of metaphysics, as Brown seems to presuppose (for an especially influential challenge see Fine 1994, for an especially radical challenge, see Sider 2011, Ch. 12).

Replicating nature has its challenges, and the most influential challenge we encountered when creating faux túngara frogs relates to their small size (ca. 1.5 g).

Additionally, some influential challenges which will hinder implementation of these requirements or adaptation of existing mechanisms will be explained.

LONDON — Britain's Parliament on Wednesday collectively turned on Rupert Murdoch, the head of the News Corporation, and the tabloid culture he represents, using a debate about a widening phone hacking scandal to denounce reporting tactics by newspapers once seen as too politically influential to challenge.

The most influential empirical challenge concerning the role of conscious intentions stems from Libet's seminal neuroscientific work on the initiation of movements.

Trial and Error (1986), about the Guildford Four, was especially influential in challenging a suspect verdict.

According to the literary historian Andrew M. Stauffer, "She has always been Rider Haggard's most popular and influential novel, challenged only by King Solomon's Mines in this regard".

Another influential type of challenge to obligatory belief assessment in the face of religious diversity has been raised by Jerome Gellman.

Both men have been influential in quashing challenges to the Rockefeller drug laws.

Within the field of corporate responsibility, Polman is considered to be the most influential advocate for challenging the status quo and showing that business as usual is not an option.