Sentence examples for by without challenge from inspiring English sources

You may be correct that "listeners certainly came away knowing that Mr. Kerry was a liberal senator ("The Final Debate," editorial, Oct. 14), but I saw yet another Democratic presidential candidate, shackled by his poll-numbed consultants, let the president's liberal-baiting go by without challenge.

To the Editor: You may be correct that "listeners certainly came away knowing that Mr. Kerry was a liberal senator ("The Final Debate," editorial, Oct. 14), but I saw yet another Democratic presidential candidate, shackled by his poll-numbed consultants, let the president's liberal-baiting go by without challenge.

There, Michelle Obama is oft-compared to a cow, her husband is routinely labeled a Muslim Kenyan, and the following type of anonymous post about blacks, from July 12, goes by without challenge: "I think they should go to Africa and live among 'their people' and see how far they get.

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Willingham's reports were relayed by Michles, without challenge, to the task-force headquarters, although Congleton, the radioman, later told me, "When the first platoon started turning in kill counts, I figured they were destroying everything over there.

Despite its repetition by the administration, often without challenge by the media, the premise that Guantánamo holds a substantial number of people who are too dangerous to release but cannot be prosecuted is groundless.

By 1835 "Manchester was without challenge the first and greatest industrial city in the world"; and by 1848 urban sprawl had fused the city to its surrounding towns and hinterland to form a single continuous conurbation.

Hence the lazy default pursuit of competitive success will continue for a little longer, though not without challenge by a new ideal.

It developed a wide range of industries, so that by 1835 "Manchester was without challenge the first and greatest industrial city in the world".

We further used Real-time PCR to study the expression of these genes with or without challenge by microbial pathogens, demonstrating that 4 days after challenge the expressions were gradually down-regulated, but up-regulated again after the fifth day (Figure 11A, 11B).

Vital capacity (VC); forced expiratory volume in the first second (FEV1) with and without challenge by the bronchoconstrictor methacholine; diffusing capacity (DLCO); airway resistance (Rt) with and without methacholine challenge; and thoracic gas volume (TGV).