Sentence examples for the time challenged from inspiring English sources

It was not until Mr. Krimko, who was a police officer at the time, challenged the ordinance and prevailed.

When Archie and his wife, Olivia, drove their boys between New Orleans and Mississippi on visits to the boys' grandparents, Archie, to pass the time, challenged his sons with football trivia.

Yardy, batting with Zaidi at the time, challenged Overton's use of language immediately, telling him: "You can't say that", with Wharf then consulting with his senior colleague Ian Gould at the end of the over.

Lynda Weinman: In 1982, my boyfriend at the time challenged me to help him with his new computer.

There is no doubt that this democratized approach to social inquiry as advocated by Lewin and others around the time challenged the scientific orthodoxy of the day, and in many respects in spite of its broader acceptance in contemporary research circles, it probably still does.

"He is," said this player, "in my face all the time, challenging me.

At the time, challenging DACA itself a broadly popular program designed for young people who grew up as Americans was politically risky, even in deep-red states.

By the time challenges to ACA, the Environmental Protection Agency and other rules reach trial, the complexion of the court may well have changed in Trump's favor.

The instability and the perplexing problems of the times challenged scholars to propose various remedies.

Appellant on appeal for the first time challenged the equity jurisdiction of the court, urging that the remedy at law was adequate.

In the accompanying mobile app, you can choose between games like the "time challenge" or "jump countdown" in order to compete against friends or other remote Sophia users.