Sentence examples for peer challenges from inspiring English sources

We cannot do without online but people still like to meet in person: Working internationally we make sure that where possible people meet early on — for example during study visit programmes — but afterwards they can undertake peer challenges online.

Lord Oakeshott, a Liberal Democrat peer, challenged David Cameron in a letter to come clean about the Tories' spending on the referendum, describing it as "the campaign in dark glasses".

In her academic and artistic work, though, Peers challenges this social discomfort head-on.

"You get an answer from your peers in our Q&A forum within minutes; we have over half a million public codes on SoloLearn today that are used as a great peer-to-peer learning tool; tens of thousands interactive peer-to-peer challenges are completed daily," she said.

SoloLearn is not aimed at hard-core engineers, but more at "millennials" and students who want a simpler way to learn which includes interactive lessons, coding exercises, peer-to-peer challenges, and community Q & A. These are all aspects of the app.

Movie, television, and even book publishers now have to worry about the peer-to-peer challenge.

At the same time, we want professionals to treat patients and carers as peers, challenging them in turn.

Whenever one of his peers challenged, Junior would slide his red No. 8 Budweiser Chevrolet into a blocking position.

However, the inability to rely on a centralised authentication infrastructure, the openness of the environment and the absence of an administrator (it is assumed to be too expensive to have a skilled administrator at hand due to the large number of peers) challenge the use of legacy authentication mechanisms.

One alternative would be for the bill to set out explicitly the powers of a reformed House of Lords that would prevent elected peers challenging the Commons.

In social networks peers challenge each other to take actions that reduce emissions and measure their collective progress over time.