Sentence examples for a probable challenge from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a probable challenge" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a situation or task that may present difficulties or require effort to overcome. Example: "Completing this project is expected to be a probable challenge, but I am confident in our team's abilities to handle it."
A contest could come as soon as this year if Cameron loses the EU referendum, triggering a probable challenge, although he has insisted he would want to stay on to negotiate Britain leaving the EU.
Most Tories guessed that whoever took over from Mr Major would face another election defeat and, afterwards, a probable leadership challenge.
In a statement, Hunter denounced this "extremely troubling process" and hinted at a probable legal challenge, presumably to claim the $10.5 million remaining on his contract, which runs through 2016.
Next up: probable challenges to Mr. Spitzer's petitions by Mr. Stringer or others, to disqualify signatures that are incomplete, illegible or fraudulent, to knock him off the ballot.
The email's subject line was "fingers and toes crossed today!" Other emails from then-Deputy Solicitor General Neal Katyal indicate that Kagan wanted the Office of the Solicitor General to be involved in crafting the administration's litigation strategy against the probable challenges to the law.
There is virtually no support for any sort of climate policy among Republicans in US Congress, because even acknowledging the reality of global warming guarantees a wave of attacks by the extreme right-wing of the Republican Party and a probable primary election challenge.
Even if Greece avoids a sovereign default, the crucial challenge that Mr. Papandreou confronts is whether, alongside with the economy, he can deter a probable social bankruptcy.
Local polls were a probable flashpoint.
"But there is a probable cause aspect".
Ruth Bader Ginsburg is also a probable attendee.
