Sentence examples for believe challenges from inspiring English sources

Another is to give FIFA's 208 national associations a vote each as they will have in a few weeks when Mohamed Bin Hammam (of Qatar, would you believe) challenges Mr Blatter for his job.

(Agence France-Presse) EUROPE GERMANY: ARTWORK APPROVED Lawmakers narrowly approved installing in the newly renovated Reichstag building a work of art that many believe challenges the notion of who is a German.

Social constructionists, on the whole, are arguing for a surprising thesis that they believe challenges our everyday view of things.

Shifting the paradigms This issue includes two articles that will, I believe, challenge many of your assumptions about how the world works.

The findings, Liu believes, challenge the conventional wisdom that sex is good for health whatever a person's age.

This paper presents the "Grand Challenges" that we believe will challenge organizations in the future and need to be addressed by enterprise architecture.

Charney emphasized, however, that "most of the challenges we have faced were primarily technically oriented and we believe these challenges are substantially behind us".

But the Serb doesn't believe these challenges are insurmountable.

I believe these challenges were underestimated and, indeed, were not overcome post-Trigano.

"We believe the challenges to the Affordable Care Act — like the one in the 11th Circuit — will also ultimately fail and that the Supreme Court will uphold the law".

In fact, many believe primary challenges are more in the area of institutional capacity and teacher professional development, rather than in technical areas (Lopes 2003).