Sentence examples for scholarly challenges from inspiring English sources

This treasure trove provided Hyde with many exciting scholarly challenges.

Opening 12 months before the deadline for submissions, Tom Shepard's quietly observant documentary tracks its stressed-out subjects through an array of personal and scholarly challenges.

What, specifically, do the professors say (read all their submissions and other documents here)? 1) They say that it is true no scholar takes the Aryan Invasion theory any more, but they still stand dogmatically by something called the Aryan Migration Theory (not even allowing a mention of reasonable scholarly challenges to it).

But the more scholarly challenge Davis faces is making a case for Jewish exceptionalism when it comes to the temperance movement and America's response to it.

"China Goes Global" is a fascinating and scholarly challenge to the received wisdom about China's rise, and an important critique of the accepted narrative of Chinese expansionism.

Those people tend to approach teaching as a scholarly, or quasi-scholarly, challenge.

The Great Leap Forward may not be sensitive in the same way as Liu Xiaobo and Ai Weiwei's scholarly and artistic challenges to the present leadership.

And, like any young nation, especially one born of conflict, Israel did not readily accept scholarly work that challenged its most cherished national myths.

DECEMBER 2007 In his report to the Regents, Dr. Mills notes, "A rich, scholarly literature has challenged NAEP validity since the early 1990s".

At the Financial Times, Keith Lowe writes on the growing number of scholarly books that challenge the idea of American soldiers as heroes during the Second World War.

Sex worker activists, many of whom identify as feminists, have challenged scholarly research about their lives and work, and have offered alternative accounts (Almodovar 1993; Pendleton 1997; Highleyman 1997; Queen 1997; Sprinkle 1998; Quan 2001; Bernstein 2000; Leigh 2004).