Sentence examples for mild challenges from inspiring English sources

The assessment process is a continuum from the identification of class room based supports or in-school supports as assessed by teachers (for children with mild challenges) to external assessment of additional support needs where a child is experiencing more profound difficulty.

There was only one race that presented even a mild challenge to an incumbent.

The only horse to offer a mild challenge to War Emblem was the D. Wayne Citizenrained Proud Citizen.

And the record 56-game hitting streak of Joe DiMaggio withstood another mild challenge, because Ichiro Suzuki's 23-game hitting streak ended ignominiously.

The presence of the man who has made him king is a mild challenge in the context of the enormous months ahead.

He offered a mild challenge or a contribution after almost every presentation but mostly seemed content to bask in the adulation of his colleagues.

He went on to suggest that President Bush's victory in the 2004 election, along with the relatively mild challenge to Gonzales mounted by the Democrats in Congress, was "proof that the debate is over".

Even the mild challenge of Thomas Piketty, with his heretical talk of public rather than private interest being essential to a functioning democracy, is revolutionary in a world which buys the conservative idea that the elixir of "growth" simply has to mean these huge extremes in income distribution.

In a mild challenge to the conservative view that the Constitution can be interpreted based only on the original meaning of its text, she said there were also instances in which the Supreme Court had applied a principle embedded in the Constitution in a new way.

Once you get the hang of using the controls (num pad or d-pad), you'll find a mild challenge mixed in with fun with both titles.

An experiment was conducted to determine the effects of oregano essential oil on growth performance and coccidiosis prevention in mild challenged broilers.