Sentence examples for time and challenges from inspiring English sources

"That's why I now work out privately with a trainer who corrects me all the time and challenges me," she said.

The BBC's director general, Mark Thompson, today robustly defends the corporation's decision to invite the BNP leader, Nick Griffin, on to Question Time, and challenges the government to change the law if it wants to censor the far-right group.

Female pastors with one flock at home and another in the pews say being a minister and a mom is a perpetual juggling act, with high expectations, never enough time and challenges that their male colleagues will never face.

Similar limits on nurse time and challenges with efficient patient flow, may also account for the low linkage to care found in the PITC arm.

This debate will continue to evolve over time, and challenges will remain, but society should not shrink from moving forward in a responsible manner with new and beneficial forms of wireless technology.

You can even hook up two kits at a time and challenge a real friend in real life.

He added: "Adam is at a good age and we feel he is a goalkeeper who will improve all the time and challenge Frank for his place".

However, the craving can come at any time and challenge resolve at the Attempt and Ongoing Process stages.

It is acknowledged that, under some in vivo conditions, surfaces will be challenged for longer periods of time and challenged repeatedly.

In our system, StMCV mode provided a vibrational cue of time and challenged subjects to follow that time of vibration to match with their stance time of handicapped/paretic side.

"Can she have it if the nurse turns, or even moves?" One frustrated nurse, tired of "having a heart and accepting a challenge," wrote in 1981: "My heart has been broken too many times and challenges have become depressing.