Sentence examples for avoided a challenge from inspiring English sources

Huddersfield Giants avoided a Challenge Cup upset, turning around a half-time deficit against Championship side Batley to book a place in round five.

They are interested, primarily, in avoiding a challenge in the next election from an N.R.A.-backed candidate.

To avoid a challenge, he met with Labour MPs and promised to change the way he led.

Hoping to avoid a challenge from Johnson & Johnson over the change-in-control clause, Merck devised an unusual strategy called a reverse-merger agreement.

The Freitas clan's method for training its members in battle, it seemed, was to find some fool without allies or the brains to avoid a challenge, then send their youngest fighter with any chance at all into the ring.

It asks students to question why they are not taking traditional subjects: "Are you trying to avoid a challenge?" It states that while there is no "set definition" of a "hard" or "soft" subject, so-called "hard" subjects are like the ones the top universities prefer and are more theoretical.

Avoiding a challenge is normal.

Paul's endorsement was seen as a major win for McConnell in avoiding a challenge in the Republican primary.

Mr. Langford thins that Mr. Whelan avoided a primary challenge because he was afraid of being beaten.

The president has his own Republican base firmly behind him, and in the past every incumbent president who has avoided a primary challenge has gone on to win a second term.

There had been debate over whether Mr. Obama could have avoided a constitutional challenge by making the appointment on Tuesday in the short window between the end of the first and beginning of the second session of the 112th Congress.