Sentence examples for to participate in a challenge from inspiring English sources

I threw that question out to four distinguished New York bartenders, or rather asked them to participate in a challenge — with a twist.

To participate in a challenge, companies submit concepts.

Andrew Bergman, a screenwriter and director of "The Freshman" who has maintained a studio in the building for almost 20 years, also decided to participate in a legal challenge although his own lease is not expiring for four years.

After submitting a formal application, she had a group interview, in which she was asked to participate in a team challenge: "We had to pretend we were in the wilderness and we had items that we had to list in terms of importance".

If notheall we've managed to do today is spin our wheels.

In the meantime, it's doing something a little different with the launch page — the page features an interactive terminal, where, yes, you enter your name and email address, but then you're invited to participate in a sample challenge, facing off with the computer in a candy-grabbing game.

To figure out how much "power" social media carries as a platform, I felt called to participate in a blog challenge where I posted every day for the entire month of September.

The Good Judgment Project is one of several funded by Iarpa to participate in a tournament-style challenge, and by far the most successful.

A secondary objective was to vaccinate a sufficient number of volunteers who would agree to participate in a concurrent malaria challenge trial.

Participants will be excluded from the current study if they: (1) are under 18; (2) are seeking to participate in a 10 000 Steps workplace challenge 38; (3) are, or have been, a participant of the WALK 2.0 RCT 33; and (4) have an existing medical condition which could be exacerbated through increasing PA assessed using the Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire, (PAR-Q).

This paper describes a successful approach to de-identification that was developed to participate in a recent AMIA-sponsored challenge evaluation.