Sentence examples for To challengers from inspiring English sources
noun
One who challenges.
- One child stood as king of the hill, and tried to withstand the pushes and shoves of his challengers.
Other research found that incumbents unaccustomed to being challenged generally lost the first debate to challengers being taken more seriously by the public than ever before.
Safe seats fall to challengers.
And his popularity prevailed relative to challengers.
In 2002, just four incumbents lost to challengers at the polls (another four lost in primaries).
The time limit is meant to be helpful to challengers, although this is doubtful.
"The fixers haven't gone away though, they've moved down to Challengers.
Nick Nack is employed to lure challengers to try their luck in a shootout with his boss, Christopher Lee's Scaramanga.
China has graduated from Communist backwater to challenger for pre-eminence.
According to Challenger, Gray & Christmas, an outplacement firm, some 470,000 jobs were cut last year in technology companies.
They announced almost 2m job cuts, compared with 614,000 in 2000, according to Challenger Gray & Christmas, a consultancy.
Businesses announced plans to eliminate 128,155 positions, down 40percentt from a month earlier, according to Challenger, Gray & Christmas, a job placement firm.
