Sentence examples for recorded a challenge from inspiring English sources

The RCCC says early evidence of the sport is scarce but a first reference is thought to have come in 1541 when notary John McQuhin recorded a challenge about "throwing stones across the ice" between a monk at Paisley Abbey and a relative of the abbot.

However, processing the large volumes of images that such studies generate to identify the species of animals recorded remains a challenge.

Table 5 displays the log10 reductions recorded during a challenge event.

Never seriously challenged, he recorded a 15 1 upset victory by one and three quarter lengths in front of runner-up Itsmyluckyday.

There, falling among like-minded women at a pub (whose name history does not record), a challenge was laid down to play a rugby game between women representing the two universities.

Auditors would be asked to track surges in spending on projects ranging from bridge construction and schools to research of "green" energy and the development of electronic health records -- a challenge made more difficult because many contracts would be awarded by state agencies.

When faced with a record, a challenge, a controversy, the Warriors lean in.

Considering the quantity of recorded backing tracks, a challenge in mixing "4 Minutes" was, according to Castellon, "making sure that the music didn't overwhelm the vocals".

Though we tried to obtain missing information in many ways like using record books of each ward and obstetric data base, lack of a standard way of maintaining medical records posed a challenge.

Since most hydroclimate variable records cover less than a century, forecasting the predominant yet under-represented decadal variability of the GSL level with such relatively short instrumental records poses a challenge.

As Carl Bernstein tells us in his new biography of Hillary, "A Woman in Charge" (Knopf; $27.95), the appearance of the billing records presented a challenge even to the First Lady's staunchest allies.