Sentence examples for serve a challenge from inspiring English sources

Difficulties in treatment of resistant microbes serve a challenge to discover new drugs that can be effective against these resistant bugs.

There is Eagle's Deli in Boston which serves a Challenge Burger of 5lbs of beef, 20 slices of cheese, 20 slices of bacon and 5lbs of fries.

See also: Sun: serving a challenge to NT.

First set: Murray* 3-2 Lopez A less impressive service game this time round from Murray, but he still manages to hold serve (losing a challenge on the way).

The orchestra offered some good news with a $3 million grant from the Prudential Foundation -- $1 million of which will serve as a challenge grant to new donors in future fund-raising efforts.

Mr. Cheney was the last Republican secretary of defense, serving under Mr. Bush's father, President George Bush, and had a very clear idea of the ideal candidate for the job: qualifications that Mr. Rumsfeld fit to a T. The only trick was persuading Mr. Rumsfeld to serve again, a challenge that Mr. Cheney took on over the past several days, transition aides said.

Since the simulator is available to other university researchers, it can serve as a challenge problem for multivariable control and identification.

On this kind of view, Plato does not commit to any particular way of solving the problems: the second part of the dialogue is simply meant to serve as a challenge to the reader.

Moreover, in a game context, comparisons with other players based on "quantitative measurements" (e.g., the points' system and the leaderboard) provoke competition, and such competition can serve as a challenge and motivation to master given tasks (Chang et al. 2013; Richter et al. 2015).

As a fan of fantasy, from cheesy epics to the YA magical realism, recommending books to less enthusiastic friends can often serve as a challenge.

"Rachael's statement should serve as a challenge to evangelical faith groups to at least come up to speed with the basic norms of accountability structures".