Sentence examples for sufficiently challenge from inspiring English sources

The manufacturing engineer didn't sufficiently challenge the design engineer's work from the perspective of producibility.

The authors advocate doing a variety of exercises to sufficiently challenge all of the abdominals.

But we'll both have to ponder what has been a failure to sufficiently challenge both Ukip's message and its methods.

The research found that the BBC, along with other broadcasters, was guilty not so much of bias but of failing to sufficiently challenge the statistics.

Mr. Rockwell, who lives in Lower Manhattan, has two children, ages 8 and 10, and he found that the playgrounds around his home did not sufficiently challenge their imagination.

The various other examples of his inept counsel included the failure to sufficiently challenge in the testimony of the state's central witness, the juvenile, now a man with a violent criminal record.

Students, he declared, are not broadly educated, not sufficiently challenged to "search to know".

But it is curious that the whiff of testosterone hanging round the whiteboard has not been sufficiently challenged.

Pakistan have struggled to set targets: neither their 260 at Southampton nor their 251 at Lord's was sufficiently challenging.

Genetic dissection of even simple Mendelian traits has been sufficiently challenging.

Too few are being sufficiently challenged to provide evidence, or willing to accept the legitimacy of challenge, over what they propose or think.