Sentence examples for the equivalent challenge from inspiring English sources

The Adventurer: Four Minutes To Fame 10.21.03 Roger Bannister, the great Olympic athlete, recalls his historic sub-four-minute-mile run, and says the equivalent challenge today is a sub-two-hour marathon.

A second animal, also of the AHQ/AHQ genotype, which received an equivalent challenge with the same inoculum is still alive and healthy at more than 900 dpi (as at June 2007).

In this century, the equivalent moral challenge is to address the oppression that is the lot of so many women and girls around the world".

However, one individual may activate the ELHS, interrupt the current life history stage and even depart the area, while another facing the equivalent energetic challenge but in a territory/range that is higher quality is able to avoid allostatic overload and remains in the current life history stage.

That's part of the price he paid for bolting New York for Boston, the equivalent of challenging destiny with a fastball out over the plate.

Silent Spring is often credited with starting the modern environmental movement, yet today we are facing equivalent challenges and similar campaigns to conceal the potential dangers of toxic chemicals in our midst.

There aren't any boss-battles as such, but the more fearsome enemies, in combination with other troops, provide equivalent challenges.

But we remain no less antediluvian in equivalent challenges.

Visual semantic associations and visual phonological associations are both vastly arbitrary and thus may raise equivalent challenges from a learning point of view.

That said, bug bounty programs are the equivalent to publicly challenging the hacker community to try and find all sort of issues in your corporate systems and applications, and are a very efficient way to test the security of a company.

The key question to the ECHR was whether this outcome violated fundamental rights under the Convention – the equivalent of a constitutional challenge to a ruling in the US.