Sentence examples for and will be challenged from inspiring English sources

Ryan Phillips was the strongside linebacker last season and will be challenged this year by Brandon Short, the team's fourth-round draft choice from Penn State.

The stronger this team grows, the more it challenges and will be challenged by some of the old-line Fatah Palestinian cadres in the West Bank, not to mention Hamas in Gaza.

In Naples, leftist incumbent Luigi de Magistris, an independent former prosecutor who has declared the city a "Renzi-free zone", won 42% in the first round and will be challenged by a centre-right candidate in the run-off.

Around 7 million Vietnamese are expected to relocate to urban areas by 2019 to seek entry-level employment in the industrial or service sectors, and will be challenged to afford housing meeting minimum standards.

"Officers will be working across boundaries and will be challenged in ways that they've not been before, but we think we can do that and, in the main, maintain a really good quality of service.

To increase the ability to control Medio-lateral balance during stance, subjects will be instructed not to take a step and remain standing during standing exercises (level 2 and 3 exercises) against water turbulence, and will be challenged by narrow base and tandem stance or even more difficult standing on flat ball or a "Noodle".

"I obviously have some concerns about the election and will be challenging the results".

But experts say raising finance for infrastructure projects will be problematic worldwide and will be challenging in Africa.

"Raila has no intention of conceding and will be challenging this in court," said Salim Lone, the adviser to Mr. Odinga.

Haynes told Variety about the episodic documentary Monday, saying that the project and will be "challenging" because there isn't exactly a Grateful Dead style vault somewhere of unreleased Velvets film and audio to sift through.

At the same time, these reforms are not self-executing and will be challenging to achieve, including population-focused measures to reduce tobacco use, obesity, the over-consumption of alcohol, and dietary imbalances.