Sentence examples for not sufficiently challenged from inspiring English sources

Students, he declared, are not broadly educated, not sufficiently challenged to "search to know".

Two economists, Michael and Olga Block, believed that students in the United States were not sufficiently challenged, and so they began BASIS Tucson built upon the Advanced Placement (AP) curriculum and tests.

Her oldest son, Essah, a second grader at another public school where, Ms. Bokhari said, he was not sufficiently challenged, would be attending Shady Hill, a high-achieving, $14,000-a-year priate school.

And, given that he has not sufficiently challenged the accusations against him, his strategy allowed him instead to plead his case in the court of public opinion by questioning the legitimacy of the process.

Even though I was valedictorian of my graduating class (of only 27 – my dad liked to say I was the smartest kid in the smallest and dumbest class), I was not sufficiently challenged and guided for pursuing higher education.

"And for whatever reasons... we have not sufficiently challenged the failures and brought about the changes required.

Mr. Rockwell, who lives in Lower Manhattan, has two children, ages 8 and 10, and he found that the playgrounds around his home did not sufficiently challenge their imagination.

Both these factors meant that many participants found that the test was not sufficiently challenging.

If these two aspects were not sufficiently challenging for methodologists, the diversity of nonproductive means for consuming such reactive intermediates increases multifold the degree of difficulty.

Vary your client's training schedule every few weeks to help her avoid the dreaded plateau, when her body isn't sufficiently challenged to adapt further.

The manufacturing engineer didn't sufficiently challenge the design engineer's work from the perspective of producibility.