Sentence examples for routinely challenging from inspiring English sources

The current family selection methods used for improving resistance are based on challenge exposure, and hence are very expensive in terms of selection space, and the financial and ethical cost of routinely challenging large numbers of birds.

By routinely challenging yourself to push past your comfort limits, you develop the adaptability and flexibility to handle change when it arises.[62].[62]

New York City officials routinely challenge the census data, arguing that it undercounts minorities and immigrants.

In contrast to aircraft, few if any such vessels would be routinely challenged before entering a noncommercial American harbor.

Israel's very right to exist is routinely challenged and the project of Jewish self-determination denied.

"My son started with Stephen at age 5 and now he routinely challenges people several times his age.

Candidates and political parties routinely challenge the paperwork of their opponents to try and keep them off the ballot.

Mayor C. Ray Nagin and other officials have routinely challenged census estimates as too low, and have generally been successful.

As artistic director Mr Spence routinely challenges audiences, mixing unfamiliar pieces from the last few centuries with more traditional works.

But are the Nets a team the Knicks will finally routinely challenge if they are to emerge as a playoff contender?

SHANGHAI, Nov. 17 — Roger Federer followed up a routine-looking performance Friday against a player he usually dominates with a dominating performance Saturday against the only player who routinely challenges him.