Sentence examples for pick challenging from inspiring English sources
Katey Rich, Hollywood editor of Vanity Fair, says that Iñárritu's current status as an Oscar frontrunner is down to the fact that "he tends to pick challenging, visually exceptional projects, which means they are guaranteed to receive Academy attention.
Among the technically fascinating aspects of this story are the ways Mr. Cullen used hospital systems for browsing, keeping track of patients he had poisoned and picking challenging new targets.
But then there were students like Jennae Arnold, a soft-spoken eighth grader who picked challenging titles like "A Lesson Before Dying" by Ernest J. Gaines and "The Bluest Eye" by Toni Morrison, of which she wrote, partly in text-message speak: "I would have N3V3R thought of or about something like that on my own".
That was then: The Razorbacks were preseason No. 18 by the AP and considered a dark-horse pick to challenge for the Southeastern Conference West title.
THE most popular event at the International Conference on Robotics and Automation, held in Seattle at the end of May, was the Amazon Picking Challenge.
"We are asking everyone who loves Spurn to come and help us with what will be the largest litter picking challenge we have ever faced".
Last year was the third year that Robert Candelaria, 51, finished in the top ranks of Marketocracy.coms buy-and-hold stock picking challenge, dubbed the Castaway Stocks contest.
From each aquarium, DNA from the gill tissues of five different randomly picked Mytilus challenged in vivo with Alexandrium strain ACC02 were used to detect the presence of A. tamarense through a real-time PCR assay with species-specific primers.
We want these independent, expert voices to keep tracking our savings; picking over them, challenging our methodologies.
After de-noising and baseline removal, peak picking becomes less challenging.
Oz is such a dense world, it was challenging to pick out one moment.
