Sentence examples for undergoing a challenge from inspiring English sources

And in fact, it too is currently undergoing a challenge to its control.

But more than anything, I wrote this to open some eyes to the idea that the frazzled, out-of-his-wits person you scoff at in the grocery store, or in a crowded restaurant with his unruly children, may be undergoing a challenge you know nothing about.

Just as 'forestry' is undergoing a challenge and change, action research theories and methodologies will be extended and developed by their application to areas of environmental management like forestry too.

After deciding that the two are co-dependent, he moves into David's Wisconsin home while Rebecca is sent to Arizona to work with Chris's wife for 90 days, during which they undergo a challenge based on Navy SEAL Hell Week.

He did start cooing therapeutically to himself in a moment of weakness on the rope bridge ("come on, come on, look up, don't look down") but to be fair, Fashanu was about to undergo a challenge not designed to tease out his charms: that is wearing "critter pants", a perspex receptacle around his waist, into which was tipped bush cockroaches, stick insects, maggots, crickets and cray fish.

In a speech on Tuesday, Emerson acknowledged that "we must acknowledge that the German-American relationship is now undergoing a difficult challenge".

To examine the changes in the larynx, as well as self-reported voice and throat symptoms, among patients undergoing a histamine challenge test.

She is currently undergoing a gluten challenge from November 2012 onwards.

We present a reference transcriptome for M. angustirostris muscle tissue collected from juvenile animals undergoing a stress challenge experiment.

Also in a polyclonal setting, in CD4creAMPKα1fl/fl mice, AMPKα1 appears dispensable for primary CD8 T-cell responses (Fig. 5D). Figure 5E shows that CD4CreAMPKα1fl/fl mice undergoing a secondary challenge to rLMOVA had reduced frequencies of ova-reactive CD8 T cells in the spleen, liver, and bone marrow compared with control mice.

Objective: We hypothesized that a single exposure to diesel exhaust (DE) would increase the risk of adverse cardiac events such as arrhythmia and myocardial ischemia in rats undergoing a dobutamine challenge test, which can be used to mimic exercise-like stress.