Sentence examples for places challenges from inspiring English sources
It places challenges before OpenGate, which has never owned a magazine before: the TVGuide.com Web site was not sold, OpenGate assumed $70 million to $100 million in subscription liabilities, and advertising is declining at almost every print magazine.
"Through the misuse of image analysis and manipulation algorithms, Pleasant Places challenges the photographic image and proposes alternative modes of vision and synthesis," runs the press release.
"The amount of untapped human potential in our world is enormous, yet in so many places, challenges like gender, race and sexuality are used to discriminate against women and men and prevent them from reaching their full potential," King says.
American officials said their units had taken fire from both the hotel and the broadcast center, but witnesses at both places challenged that assertion.
Instead of comforting us with their familiarity, such places challenge our imagination to conjure other times and connect with past cultures in ways that we ordinarily do not.
And earlier this year Matt Lauer told Parade magazine "I love traveling and taking my kids to new places, challenging them and opening their eyes to a different location or culture.
Despite the processes in place, challenges such as those raised byGreenpeace need to be addressed through standard research protocols.
The order in particular placed challenges on companies like Google and Uber, which may have employees working abroad that may not have the ability to get back in the country following the order.
Miller said Nevada saw "significant mobilization" around polling place challenges and voter registration challenges in 2010 and 2012.
Women who are bright, independent people, unperturbed by work place challenges and who relish the intrigue of most of life's curveballs, are reduced to crazy women when a man with whom they are enamored comes into the picture.
Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie (D) noted that his state has implemented rules that require individuals who submit polling place challenges to state in writing that they have personal knowledge of an irregularity.
