Sentence examples for typically challenged from inspiring English sources

Population growth in New York appeared to have slowed, but those numbers are typically challenged by city officials and later revised by the Census Bureau.

Lyft employees are active on Blind, and wrong information is typically challenged.

The application of global sensitivity and uncertainty analysis techniques to groundwater models of deep sedimentary basins are typically challenged by large computational burdens combined with associated numerical stability issues.

Populist anger — whether from the left or from the right — typically challenges conventional wisdom.

His last book, The Evolution of the Gospel (1994), was typically challenging, raising questions about how Christ might have died.

Don Van Vliet preferred animals to humans, and Ice Cream for Crow, his 1982 swansong, is typically challenging, fiery and funny.

This Escher-like manipulation of the universe is not all that confusing on the screen, nor is it typically challenging.

6. 'IN PRAISE OF LOVE' -- Jean-Luc Godard approached the top of his form with this typically challenging, idiosyncratic film about the relationship between subjective memory and social history.

His answer is definitely no — although, he hastens to add, there's nothing wrong with science fairs, which typically challenge students to design and conduct their own experiments.

Doing the red carpet, Ms. Winslet, who has a young daughter and is the only actress we know who has complained about having been airbrushed in magazine photos to appear thinner, answered the typically challenging questions.

Dick Schweers, a member of the race committee for the Chicago Yacht Club, said this year's race was typically challenging, even though there were only pockets of strong winds in otherwise moderate conditions.