Sentence examples for arising to challenge from inspiring English sources

After months in a defensive crouch, Democrats are arising to challenge the severe budget cuts planned by House Republicans, which would almost certainly make unemployment worse.

As Mr. Chalabi says, the "mythical" indigenous leader has yet to arise to challenge the upstarts from outside.

He occasionally arose to challenge a witness, receiving no rebuke from the three judges overseeing the process.

Picture after picture, in the haze of this midsummer, arises to challenge and flatter the reader's capacity for visualization.

The philosophy of German idealism arose to challenge the Enlightenment's skeptical, materialist, empiricist, and antimetaphysical worldview.

No sooner did this unification process end than a radical social movement for a "second independence" arose to challenge the neocolonial state and its pro-western leadership.

That makes it the biggest of the so-called "third-pole" parties that have arisen to challenge the two main parties in this election.

Moreover, by 1523 various other reformers, including Thomas Müntzer, Huldrych Zwingli, and Martin Bucer, had arisen to challenge Luther's primacy of place and to put forward a more radical vision of reform in church and society.

Within Iraqi Kurdistan, a new political movement, Change, has arisen to challenge the entrenched duopoly led by the Kurdistan Democratic Party and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, historical rivals that now divide political spoils between them in an effort to maintain an unchallenged grip on power.

It's about a resistance movement that has arisen to challenge some of the most powerful corporations in history.

A slate called Unite for Strength has arisen to challenge the hard line Membership First faction of the SAG Board.