Sentence examples for be now challenged from inspiring English sources

Just last month, enterprise SaaS behemoth Salesforce.com rolled out a new BPM tool, Visual Process Manager – only to be now challenged by a small startup called Questetra, which thinks its eponymous solution can stack up.

This definition can be now challenged by the following pathophysiological definition: the progressive loss in the capacity to resist high intraluminal pressure, related to the degradation of the arterial wall.

French dominance is now challenged by a third global player, Thames Water P.L.C. of Britain.

"We are now challenged to understand the nature of impermanence through the study of how fast particles decay".

However, the English church was now challenged by Calvinism, not only in doctrine but in ecclesiastical organization.

"After too long an identity crisis, Eddie Bauer is now challenged to do no less than hit the bull's-eye".

The prosecution's hypothesis is now challenged or put to the test.

Pharmacokinetics is now challenged by the growing importance of transporters, a relatively new and potentially major factor in drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion (the ADME process).

CNN's power was always exaggerated and its predominance is now challenged by Al Jazeera and others.

But I am afraid that these four very important achievements of this civilization are now challenged.

I am now challenged to identify interventions -- essential to addressing all aspects of police-community relations.