Sentence examples for values challenged from inspiring English sources
But whether Yemassee signed up to have its values challenged is another question.
The United States is hardly the first democracy to have its nerves jangled and its values challenged by persistent terrorism.
Several readers, including some who perceived the article as an attack on family values, challenged the inclusion of 15-year-olds, in e-mails to me and in comments posted on the Web version of The Times.
Ms. Mason was just 19 and a student at Grambling State College in Louisiana when she wrote "Livin' Fat," a comedy about a struggling black family in a Southern city whose members find their lives changed and values challenged when one of them accidentally discovers a cache of stolen money from a bank robbery.
I began to truly live my values, challenged by those around me, and my fear of possibly being alone dissipated.
"The new administration has violated our core values, challenged the separation of powers, and tested the very fabric of our Constitution in unprecedented fashion," Schumer said.
Michael Phillips, who lectures about American countercultures at the University of Texas, said that recent student protests against sweatshops and the World Trade Organization have put forward a comparable template of antimaterialistic values challenging the way Americans spend and trade.
This makes the use of these values challenging for the practical purposes of the direct NMR spectra assignment.
In practice, assays often have lower limits of detection (LLD) due to the limitation of analytic procedures, thereby making the comparison of paired values challenging.
They are produced usually when macro- or micronutrients become limiting or when environmental factors such as humidity, temperature, UV irradiation, salt, or unfavorable pH values challenge the regular physiology of the cells (Hoffmeister and Keller 2007; Yu and Keller 2005).
On campuses across the nation, we have seen this value challenged in a variety of ways over many years.
