Sentence examples for put the challenge from inspiring English sources

In July last year, GCHQ circulated a document that put the challenge in context.

THE THREAT FOR A NEW ERA -- Mr. Rumsfeld put the challenge from groups like Al Qaeda in the starkest terms.

A tour of Jahangirpuri, a slum in this richest of Indian cities, put the challenge on stark display.

The New York Times also put the challenge to architecture students in Laila Seewang's advanced urban theory class at Cooper Union.

Or, to put the challenge in more practical terms, how can we use the next few months to bring about such a profound change at the forthcoming general election that there can be a fresh start?

A converted Kallum Watkins try and Zak Hardaker's penalty put the Challenge Cup holders 14-6 up at the break.

The easiest way to put the challenges ahead of Giphy is that I want my mom to use gifs.

Ultimately, the Greek people chose this government not out of desperation but out of optimism; out of a belief that they can put the challenges of recent years behind them if... If, given a chance.

In 2004, Cooper added to that legacy by serving in Iraq as an Army officer, an experience that he says has put the challenges of his current job in perspective.

Where this puts the challenge of a new, reformed England is something which can only bring new question marks against the belief that England are just one universally approved appointment away from solving most of their serious problems.

But I hope this puts the challenge into some sort of perspective.