Sentence examples for some sort of challenge from inspiring English sources

I look for people who have overcome some sort of challenge.

If the remain side loses, some sort of challenge must be almost inevitable – if only as a way of buying time.

Some sort of challenge from the west is inevitable as 10 of the 16 participants hail from that corner of the continent.

The victorious troops in Palestine urged Titus to take them with him to Italy; it was suspected that they acted on his prompting and that he was considering some sort of challenge to his father.

Solvability means that a clue, although presenting some sort of challenge to the readership being set for, should provide them with a fair chance of getting to the solution required.

The situation looked grim for the Blues early, when Geelong bounced out to a 27-point lead with just 20 minutes played, but they were at least able to muster some sort of challenge to remain within striking distance 34 points in arrears at halftime.

Without fashioning some sort of Pepsi challenge as proof, it is pretty much fact.

If the union follows through with these or other stipulations, it would probably face some sort of legal challenge.

But the signs of life on the left, particularly among the young, suggest that some sort of cultural challenge to the status quo is under way, perhaps simply because Poland now looks a lot more like the rest of Europe.

And so when Superbad came out I made a really conscious effort not to star in another film until it was something that presented some sort of different challenge.

Facebook posts daily invite us to take some sort of "gratitude challenge".