Sentence examples for issued a challenge of from inspiring English sources
Girardi also issued a challenge of sorts, saying of Sabathia: "We need him to step up tomorrow.
That same month, the bicentennial commission's secretary, Connie Vertucci, issued a challenge of sorts via The Observer-Dispatch of Utica: "If anyone out there knows he or she can do a better job, step up.
Informed of Jackson's announcement, Michael Iavarone, who heads the syndicate that co-owns Big Brown, ruled out a Woodward start and issued a challenge of his own, chiding Jackson for his reluctance to commit to the $5 million Classic.
Netflix even issued a challenge of sorts to the Hollywood movie industry in its earning release, noting that it now plans to disrupt the movie business as it once disrupted TV.
The Dodgers issued a challenge of their own, asking for the play at home to be reviewed.
In October, Buffett issued a challenge to members of the Forbes 400 richest Americans list, saying he would donate $1 million to charity if the collective group (or a significant number of them) would admit they pay less taxes, as a percentage of income, than their secretaries.
And so, in collaboration with the RAF, the ministry issued a challenge to one of the factories churning out planes for Bomber Command - to build an operational Wellington bomber in record-breaking time, faster than the existing record of 48 hours set in California.
Company executives also issued a challenge to Vivendi Universal of France, saying that Vodafone plans to take control of SFR, a mobile phone company owned by the media conglomerate.
Merck also issued a challenge to the governments of wealthy nations, which must now confront the thorny issue of how to help Africa pay for the drugs.
Instead, a sober-minded Casey issued a challenge to the bulk of his players, saying they needed to increase their production and consistency and give Stephon Marbury some help.
Recently, the Wall Street Journal's John Carney issued a challenge for an updated version of this list.
