Sentence examples for an opening to challenge from inspiring English sources

The tepid nature of the current economic recovery, following big stimulus packages, has provided an opening to challenge the effectiveness of Keynesianism as the default policy option for government.

But in the coming weeks, states like Indiana, New Mexico and Oregon, whose demographics are seen as more favorable to Cruz and Kasich, give the two candidates an opening to challenge Trump and ensure a contested convention.

Anti-abortion activists hope the 20-week abortion ban will be their opening to challenge and ultimately overturn Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court's landmark abortion rights decision.

It's just not as big as the first one, which came as a surprise since most expected its opening weekend to challenge The Dark Knight's opening weekend box office record, which it did not.

His policies rarely appeal to a higher authority, God or moral or otherwise, which leaves an opening for the opposition to challenge the system he continues to uphold.

Advisers have acknowledged that Mr. Santorum's record of conservatism on social issues is all but unimpeachable, leaving a narrow opening for Mr. Romney to challenge his right-wing credentials.

As a result, the appeals court ruled that Windermere had grounds to challenge the opening of safeguard proceedings.

Tomorrow the British Humanist Association is joining local campaigners in the high court to challenge the opening of two Voluntary Aided Roman Catholic schools – a primary and a secondary – in Richmond upon Thames.

Its founder, perhaps Scotland's foremost historian, Professor Tom Devine, announced in the opening lecture that he intended to challenge the "Burns supper" school of Scottish history.

Some of the civil rights movement's liberal allies urged the MFDP to accept the deal, which they viewed as an opening wedge in challenging the party's segregationist wing.

Specifically, using these two methods in parallel, we systematically measured three key indices of mitochondrial function: sensitivity of the mPTP opening to a Ca2+ challenge, respiration, and H2O2 generation (a surrogate measure of ROS production) in samples prepared from the same muscles of rats.