Sentence examples for scores of challenges from inspiring English sources

The Barnsley group has been at the forefront of the anti-bedroom tax campaign and has initiated scores of challenges against the government's benefits sanctions.

In the years that I've spent writing about parenting, money and values, I've wrestled with scores of challenging questions about this often taboo topic.

Median HDQ episodic scores (number of challenges that fluctuated within the week) were greatest in the physical (35; 8–54) and cognitive symptoms and impairments domains (33; 0–67) followed by the mental-emotional symptoms and impairments domain (18; 0–64), difficulties with day-to-day activities (11; 0–33), uncertainty (7; 0–50) and challenges to social inclusion (0; 0–33).

The LAA claimed 519 of the successful bidders were happy with the new contracts but scores of legal challenges to the way the process has been run have now derailed the scheme.

The failings have led to scores of legal challenges from the families of patients.

Prosecutors said Harris is opening the door to scores of frivolous challenges in a state where appeals are already bogged down.

If the decision by Magistrate Judge James C. Francis IV stands, the documents may figure in scores of lawsuits challenging police tactics that included the heavy-handed: rounding up suspects on the streets, fingerprinting them and putting them in holding pens until the convention was all but over.

INTERNATIONAL A headline last week on the Saturday Profile article, about Michael Sfard, the left's leading lawyer in Israel, who has brought scores of cases challenging Israel's occupation of the Palestinian territories, referred imprecisely in some editions to Mr. Sfard's relationship to the country.

DC, GS, HS, JRS, KHK, PM, TC designed the challenge, DC generated the data, TC EB PM did the scoring of the challenge, PM JRS TC wrote the manuscript.

As scores of federal lawsuits challenging the mass arrests on Aug. 31, 2004, were filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, with plaintiffs claiming wrongful detentions of up to two days and other violations by the police to keep protesters off the streets, the outlines of the extensive covert surveillance operation began to emerge from court records.

These observations suggesting that it was relatively easier to predict a response of the phosphoproteomic layer are also reflected in the median Z-scores of the challenge metrics, where SC2 Z-scores were higher than SC3 for AUPR and PCC (Fig. 2A C).