Sentence examples similar to long running challenges from inspiring English sources
Today the UK's Court of Appeal handed down its ruling in a long running challenge to the 2014 Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act (DRIPA) — judging that the regime's bulk collection and retention of citizens' Internet activity and phone records was unlawful.
"We saw a model that we thought could be a useful one to create an independent movement that would not just be a short-time occupation, but, over the long run, challenge the pillars that hold up this government".
So they'll strain to raise test scores of existing students slightly rather than deal with tougher long-run challenges.
Aggressive action to restore growth and face up to our long-run challenges is the only true and lasting solution.
4. Race Across America (Road bike; USA): The 3,000 mile Race Across America is a long running trans-continental cycling challenge that takes athletes from Oceanside, California to Annapolis, Maryland.
But the long-run challenge is one of growth and job creation.
Me? It? Its shareholders?Even this, though, fails to take on what may be the real long-run challenge.
In open mobile system, security and privacy has been a long-run challenge of much concern, especially in the cooperative caching system where mobile nodes cache contents due to their own limited cache space and energy.
Progress in the challenges described above are likely to make the situation of long running times even worse.
This, in the long run, invites challenges we might have avoided.
