Sentence examples for brazenly challenge from inspiring English sources

The acknowledgment process itself has become intensely politicized where opponents openly and brazenly challenge the bona fide claims of some Indian groups regarding their "Indianness," fueled by beliefs that these groups are mere "fronts" for private interests seeking to establish gaming enterprises.

He watched as Netscape grew dramatically, brazenly challenged Microsoft's hold on the computer business and experienced a devastating counterattack.

But that victory unleashed a decade of unbridled violence, as the Mafia brazenly challenged the state, killing judges, prosecutors and local officials.

In the late 1980s and early 1990s its government pursued Pablo Escobar and his cronies in Medellín, whose terrorist violence brazenly challenged the state, while only later acting against the Cali mob, which like Sinaloa preferred bribery and legal business fronts.

Upstart E*Trade has been brazenly challenging the big guns of the brokerage business.

Some states brazenly challenged Roe with laws that would never have been considered before evangelical and Tea Party candidates swept state legislature elections in 2010.

On September 11th , 2012he brazenly challenged Obama on Iran when he said that, "Those in the international community who refuse to put red lines before Iran don't have a moral right to place a red light before Israel".

Oakland had runners at first and third in the first inning -- once again, the Athletics had brazenly and successfully challenged O'Neill's throwing arm -- and Olmedo Saenz bounced to third to start a double play.

Having been stripped of his leadership position and the extra pay that goes with it, Mr. Bragman said he felt free to charge the Silver camp with brazenly threatening to mount primary challenges or reapportion districts of members who failed to support the sitting speaker.

The Narcos are the drug cartels who are now brazenly attacking each other in turf wars and challenging the state for control of towns.

Brazenly, Patricia steals a kiss.