Sentence examples for space challenging from inspiring English sources

While many bond-forming reactions can be used to make cyclic peptides, most have limitations that make this chemical space challenging to access.

We head to Johannesburg, South Africa to visit Kalashnikovv Gallery, a subversive art/project space challenging the academic mainstream by showcasing gritty, experimental, yet accessible work from independent artists.

Christophe Mendy, six feet tall and in full boxing regalia, stalks the center of the space, challenging visitors with the same fighter's gaze that earned him a spot on France's Olympic boxing team nearly 20 years ago.

With her first novel, The House on Mango Street, she moved away from the poetic style that was common in Chicana literature at the time and began to define a "distinctive Chicana literary space", challenging familiar literary forms and addressing subjects such as gender inequality and the marginalization of cultural minorities.

But there's a solid show installed in the office space, "Challenging America's Conscience: 21st-Century Artists Speak Out on Civil Rights and Social Wrongs," and selected by an impressive group of Brooklyn legal talent: Judge Cheryl Chambers of the Kings County Supreme Court and the lawyers Elaine Avery, Valerie Bell Bey and Robyn Minter Smyers.

His children's book, Icarus At The Edge Of Time, recasts the Icarus myth as a science fiction story in which a boy in outer space challenges the power of a black hole and Einstein's theory of general relativity.

Amazon's entry into the print-on-demand space challenges businesses like CustomInk, Spreadshirt, Teespring, Zazzle, CafePress and other services where users can design and sell T-shirts online.

An upcoming show at Untitled Space challenges that unfair truth by presenting the work of 20 female artists depicting the female nude in an empowered, autonomous, and non-sexualised way.

An upcoming show at Untitled Space challenges that unfair truth by presenting the work of 20 female artists depicting the female nude in an empowered, autonomous, and non-sexualized way.

The BIG Maze offers a rare chance to get lost in a familiar space, challenge your perception of your surroundings and enjoy a whimsical journey leading nowhere in particular.

Together, the two spaces challenge definitions of African art.