Sentence examples for mood challenge from inspiring English sources

A ventral cingulate (Cg25 -centred limbiCg25 -centredtwork was identified using positron emission tomography (PET) measures of regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF) durinetworkd mood challenge that demonstrated differences for individuals selected for specific patterns of Negative and Positive emotional traits, indexed by the NEO Personality Inventory-Revised.

Clients from PepsiCo to eBay to Microsoft to Starbucks turn to Michael to understand the public mood, challenge conventional wisdom and transform not just what they say to key audiences – but how they say it.

Beyond that, a shifting political mood challenges Mr. Obama's political skills, as he seeks to acknowledge the anger without becoming a target of it.

I first met 45-year-old Sandie in October 2014, at Malibu Vista in California, a residential treatment center for women grappling with trauma, stress, and other mood challenges.

Furthermore, in patients with depression, transient mood challenges produced less activation in the cerebellum, prefrontal and limbic areas, than in healthy subjects [71] [73].

But a depressed opposition is in no mood to challenge anything.

The Democratic majority, still unnerved by the recall of Mr. Davis, seemed in no mood to challenge the governor, and got the bill passed with five hours to spare.

Despite "a depressed opposition [that] is in no mood to challenge anything", your call for Labour to resist "this cynical assault on social security" could become a litmus test of the leadership contenders' credentials and fitness to lead the party.

Iranian representatives appeared to be in no mood to challenge the Saudis despite rising tensions between the two countries in recent months over the Saudi military intervention in Bahrain and allegations of an Iranian-backed plan to assassinate the Saudi ambassador to the United States.

Many of those present described themselves as religious and more conservative than Mr. Giuliani, but they also said they attended because they were fans — and after hearing him praise them as the nation's heroes, they were in no mood to challenge him.

Furthermore, previous research has demonstrated that the effect of negative attributional style (generality score of the ASQ) could be responsive to a mood priming challenge among dysphoric students with a history of depression (Fresco et al. 2006).