Sentence examples for Any sort of challenge from inspiring English sources

That said, there's zero evidence Romney faces any sort of challenge in the Bay State.

And sometimes had them killed if he had to, if he thought that's what he should do, because there wasn't any sort of challenge to his authority.

It was immediately obvious that Ainslie's sole intention was to make sure the American was closed down and incapable of mounting any sort of challenge.

For values thus inscribed within the holy can easily come to regulate the politics of a community in ways that resist any sort of challenge.

The Argentinian, ranked No 32 in the world, failed to mount any sort of challenge as Hewitt became the 12th Australian champion since the tournament began in 1877.

He was a man of immense fun and considerable scholarship, lightly carried who loved opera, rowing, the study of Greek and any sort of challenge.

She watches "Phineas and Ferb" aspirationally, as a sort of challenge to herself.

Ballmer took this reply as a sort of challenge.

Liverpool monopolised the old First Division from the mid-70s to the end of the 80s with only Everton providing any sort of lasting challenge.

With less than a month remaining until soccer's World Cup begins, most of the attention centers on defending world champion France and whether South American powerhouse Argentina can overcome its domestic economic crisis, not to mention the infighting among its European-based millionaire players to offer any sort of a challenge.

Back in the bunch Britain's main hope of securing the stage win was reportedly under the weather, with Cavendish having revealed that he had woken up suffering from a cough that was likely to preclude him from mounting any sort of meaningful challenge for his fifth win on the Champs-Elysées.