Sentence examples for be challenged over from inspiring English sources

Do you think Mona will ever be challenged over her eligibility?

Carney, who only joined the Bank last July, should expect to be challenged over his efforts to modernise the Bank.

Unlike typical appeals, small claims matters may be challenged over the facts of the case and not just possible errors of law in a judge's ruling.

Her confidants concluded that she did not want to be challenged over her preference to keep the pneumonia private and continue working.

Mr Ellwood's comments came after The Independent revealed that the UK Government left Saudi Arabia off a list of 30 countries to be challenged over their continued use of the death penalty – despite executing more than 90 people a year.

The two main chefs — Eleanor J. Sterling, the director of the Center for Biodiversity and Conservation at the museum, and Mark A. Norell, the chairman of the division of paleontology — might be challenged over some of their seasonings and pairings.

Asif Kapadia, whose Amy Winehouse documentary screened at the festival last weekend, also tweeted that his wife had been challenged over wearing flat shoes, although she was eventually allowed in.

So it's not that much of a surprise for it to be challenging over the age of 40.

Trinity thinks it could: "Whilst the trading environment will continue to be challenging over the remainder of the year and into 2010, we anticipate that the rate of decline in revenues will continue to improve".

Measuring β-cell mass by in vivo imaging has proved to be challenging over the years.

Many of the precepts by which our economic life is governed were challenged over the summer.