Sentence examples for apparently to challenge from inspiring English sources

Accusing Japan of disrupting the hazy status quo that prevailed before then, China has been sending armed ships from various coast-guard-like civilian agencies on an almost daily basis into or near waters around the islands, apparently to challenge Japanese control.

The next hitter was Sandoval, who apparently likes to challenge fastballs.

Jones thanked Miller for entering the race and not withdrawing as several competitors did in previous years, apparently afraid to challenge her.

If the high court upholds the lower court's order sustaining it and Ms. Harris proceeds to certify totals excluding the recount, the Gore camp apparently plans to challenge her action on fresh grounds.

Doubleday apparently has little recourse to challenge the deal.

But Holmes apparently felt it acceptable to challenge Sanchez's authority without fear of reprimand or discipline.

But apparently not profound enough to challenge us to change the way we live here at home.

The European Commission seems likely to challenge this apparently flagrant breach of European law.

Why did nobody apparently go back to Manchester City to challenge their antiquated old directors about what, precisely, happened when a parent wrote to them complaining Bennell was having boys in his room late at night on trips away?

The financial catastrophe of the last year has strengthened their belief in the need to challenge the apparently discredited "trickle-down" economic orthodoxy that has dominated much of the last three decades and to create an economy that strengthens the working and middle classes.

We must challenge these apparently minor labels if we are to challenge the harmful gender prejudice that underlies them.