Sentence examples for challenge established from inspiring English sources

Universities exist to challenge established ways of thinking.

"Because the point of the Institute of Ideas is to challenge established orthodoxies.

Sweeping bans and collective punishments intimidate those who can challenge established interests.

The goal was not to challenge established views of the Earth's climate.

"We saw our works as being important to challenge established cultural biases," says Rabindra.

He added, "He has a wonderful set of skills for the job — an unbending respect for discovering the unvarnished truth and a willingness to challenge established dogma".

Even the rebels who challenge established states are in confusion, pursuing unrealistic objectives while discarding rules that once limited political violence, an ominous combination.

In his long-awaited speech on the EU, the prime minister cast himself as a modern-day heretic as he pledged to challenge established thinking.

It feigns to loathe costly regulations but in fact red tape makes it harder for job-creating start-ups to challenge established businesses.

Structural reforms will be needed — though it won't be easy for Mr. Abe's conservative Liberal Democratic Party to challenge established interests like rural voters and government-dependent banks.

But the notion that independent publications could challenge established media concern because it costs very little to publish online has fallen on hard times along with the rest of the Web's early illusions.