Sentence examples for The strongest challenges from inspiring English sources

The strongest challenges are likely to come in areas where the Greens are already established, such as the key Conservative-held marginals Hove and Brighton Kemptown, which neighbour the Green party's only current seat, and the Lib Dems' Norwich South, where the party secured 15% last time.

The strongest challenges for wind energy conversion system (WECS) are to handle the intermittency of wind and to maintain the grid reliability.

The Senate vote was one of the strongest challenges so far to the new law.

Mr. Arafat tried to address the unrest in Gaza that has produced one of the strongest challenges to his authority since he returned from exile a decade ago.

"It is difficult to establish whether this is because the duration itself worsens labor market prospects, or because those workers facing the strongest challenges in the labor market take longer to find a new job," Till von Wachter, a professor of economics at Columbia University, told Congress in 2010.

I think this presents Arizona with the strongest challenge since then".

But CBS's decision to place Survivor opposite "Friends" represented the strongest challenge yet to NBC's dominance.

Some voters who supported Svodboda said they believed that the party could present the strongest challenge to President Yanukovich.

General Musharraf said the army had now regrouped in northern and southern Waziristan, where it faced the strongest challenge from the militants, whom he called a "vicious enemy".

For a couple of decades after he published his first story in 1943, Malcolm Saville represented the strongest challenge to the Blyton supremacy.

A1 Revolt Spreads in Haiti An armed uprising spread to nearly a dozen towns in western and northern Haiti, the strongest challenge yet to President Jean-Bertrand Aristide.