Roasted strawberry and violet flavors; it tends to challenge people's expectations of Beaujolais.
On the other, information businesses tend to challenge regulation as infringements of free speech.
But its doctors say that an aggressive approach is necessary in occupational health because employers tend to challenge complaints about workplace safety.
Mission groups have an important role to play, and where they tend to challenge each other is where policy that is being developed advantages or disadvantages any particular group.
Literary fiction, we say, tends to challenge social categories – the characters are category-resistant … Popular fiction, on the other hand, uses types of characters which help us immediately understand what is going on.
He is shy and serious, with an ironic sense of humor so subtle it is easy to miss, and he follows many of his thoughts with an accommodating, or gently insistent, "no?" When forced to call himself anything, he prefers "exhibition producer" to "artist"; his works, which are often collaborative in nature, tend to challenge the idea of an authentic or definitive experience.
He struck out six, did not walk a batter and pitched his best game since topping the Mets, 2-1, on July 7. "I think he feels better and when you feel better you tend to challenge people a little bit more," Torre said.
With so much momentum in her career, she made the surprising choice to return to the theatre late last year, to star in an off-Broadway four-month run of Turgenev's A Month in the Country with Game of Thrones' Peter Dinklage, "I tend to challenge myself and I felt like it was time for me to get back on stage.
Shape complexity tends to challenge labor intensity, joint preparation, and fixturing.
