Sentence examples for spark challenges from inspiring English sources

The agreement could spark challenges to suburban county governments across the country that have resisted pressure to undo decades of residential segregation.

With Arnold's Spark Challenges, those points will be converted into a new type of currency called "spark points".

Yet the Gainsborough retrospective at London's Tate Britain gallery (until January 19th) restores his stature as a bright young spark, challenging the standards of his time and pointing the way towards the future.In Georgian England, the dominant painter and arbiter of taste was Joshua Reynolds, president of the newly established Royal Academy.

We are starting small, with a 15 minute "Spark Challenge", but we expect big results as people discover the power of tracking their health and fitness.

"As a conceptual artist I'm constantly looking for creative ways to spark challenging conversations," explains artist and 2016 TED Fellow Sanford Biggers in a talk at TED2016.

Keeping Manning in solitary confinement sparked challenges from many groups including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, the Center for Constitutional Rights, the ACLU and the New York Times.

To show off their city-savvy 2014 Spark, Chevrolet on Wednesday held the Park-a-Spark Challenge, aiming to crown New York's best parallel parker.

While the law will almost certainly spark legal challenges, advocates say that's kind of the point.

But the debate remains a sensitive one, with activists and even local officials warning that a greater federal role could harm other law enforcement activities, drain resources and spark court challenges.

But can Southampton maintain their early-season spark and challenge for the title?

It also sparked similar challenges by others and two inquiries into the abuse of Iraqi prisoners.