Sentence examples for attempting to challenge from inspiring English sources

True Face by Siobhan Curham another book attempting to challenge our obsession with body image.

The new Super 8 is by no means attempting to challenge the technological supremacy of today's digital video cameras, or to disrupt the way people make home movies.

The share prices of other banks attempting to challenge the "big four" – Lloyds, Royal Bank of Scotland, HSBC and Barclays – have been battered since the Brexit vote.

Anyone in the ranks, however, would have been fearful of attempting to challenge Bale, if only because the outcome might well have been a blow to his pride.

Banks attempting to challenge the dominance of the traditional high street institutions – such as Shawbrook, OneSavings, Aldermore and Virgin Money – were down by up to 30%.

Mr Khamenei has not publicly endorsed a successor for Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who in recent years has become unpopular in Tehran after attempting to challenge Mr Khamenei's near-absolute power.

Over the years, other publications attempted to challenge Michelin but without success.

Officials from seven states – Nebraska, South Carolina, Michigan, Texas, Florida, Ohio and Oklahoma– also unsuccessfully attempted to challenge the case.

In 1600 Kagekatsu attempted to challenge the power of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the head of the regency council.

He said: "It will attempt to challenge some of the premises on which jump racing has been built.

The problem here is that Isis and the Saudis' Islamic kingdom are ideologically similar, so attempts to challenge Isis on ideological grounds risk undermining the Saudi state too.