Sentence examples for setting out to challenge from inspiring English sources

And it is that proposition that Summers and Balls are setting out to challenge.

The company went public two years ago, setting out to challenge Intel's dominance of microprocessors for personal computers with a novel power-saving design.

Ranging from sectarianism to sex, a four-day event nicknamed the "Muslim Glastonbury" is setting out to challenge perceptions of Islam in Britain.

Setting out to challenge the lazy trope that Islam is incompatible with modernity and democracy, she traveled across the Middle East — with forays into the wider Muslim world — to profile hip-hop artists, poets, playwrights, feminists, human rights activists, TV imams, comic book creators and comedians.

Leaders should consider drawing on Abraham Joshua Heschel and Martin Luther King, Jr.'s commitment to social justice when setting out to challenge social structures designed to favor one group, race, gender or class over another.

Jennings sets out to challenge the boys' club.

The Plastics didn't set out to challenge the regime, but to ignore it.

Bond, though, is shocked at the suggestion that he sets out to challenge or appalaudiences.

The voices of summer pop don't set out to challenge anything.

The ECU's race equality charter sets out to challenge this.

It's this perspective that Jowell has set out to challenge.