Sentence examples for best challenge from inspiring English sources

It was just that I had the feeling I needed to grow and meet a new challenge and Juventus was the best challenge for me.

His aides are using the debates as a selling point in their argument that Mr. Gingrich provides the best challenge to Mr. Obama.

He said he was concerned about the new stifling of free speech, for which the best challenge, he thought, was continued popular dissent.

She warns that the Tories will never accept proportional represenation, and writes: Don't vote Labour in seats where the Lib Dems best challenge Cameron.

The BBC's The Great British Bake Off took home the best challenge award, beating shows such as Bear Grylls: Mission Survive and The Apprentice.

We had the best Challenge Cup final in five years at the new Wembley and Wigan's wins against Warrington and St Helens in the previous rounds were also memorable.

Part festival, part workshop, it has, at its best, challenged choreographers to stretch their creativity.

This month Shiret urged Marks & Spencer to "get real" about the credit crunch, saying Rose's strategy was "at best challenged and at worst failed".

This 23rd canonical Bond picture is possibly the best, challenged only by the 2006 Craig version of Casino Royale, which was at last able to draw on the text of Ian Fleming's first and best novel.

Some say that mayoral candidates should have distinct identities and that they do best challenging the policies of their parties when it is in London's interest to do so – Boris being a prime example.

Back in 1997, a journal published by the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations FAOO) suggested that taboos are best challenged by those who adhere to them, as this will prove "more effective than the goading or preaching of an outsider".