Sentence examples for again challenging for from inspiring English sources

This year, the club is again challenging for the English championship, and is a strong contender for the European Champions League, successor to the European Cup.

This victory marked the beginning of a run of six wins out of seven games, after which the side was once again challenging for promotion to the third tier, hovering between sixth and eighth place for the rest of the season.

This was a rivalry much missed last year as the Falcons failed to materialise into a team that could once again challenge for the division title.

But with what he believed was a nondescript group of heavyweights in contention, Tyson thought he could once again challenge for a title.

But the 37-year-old is deadly serious, even more so when he speaks of his belief that triumph tomorrow will "open the door" for him to again challenge for a heavyweight title and, should all go to plan, realise his lifelong ambition "within the next four or five years".

Backed by the millions of car-manufacturing giants Volkswagen, the club's owners and sponsors, Die Wölfe had assembled a star-studded squad and were looking to once again challenge for the league title they had relinquished so timidly the previous season.

Liverpool are a good footballing team but, right from the start of the season, I did not look at their squad and see a group of players that I thought could go on and again challenge for the title.

The following year, Kong once again challenged for the NWA World Championship at NWA Charlotte's Valentine's Day themed inaugural show, Thorns & Roses, in the penultimate match of the evening.

She refused, and became close to Mr. Giuliani, the Republican who was again challenging David N. Dinkins for mayor.

Mr. MacDonald is once again challenging his conviction for the 1970 murders of his wife and two young daughters.

The schools opposed the General Counsel's motion for summary judgment, again challenging the Board's exercise of jurisdiction over religious schools on both statutory and constitutional grounds.