Sentence examples for challenge newly from inspiring English sources
The Treasury select committee is preparing to challenge newly appointed member of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee, Gertjan Vlieghe, to prove his independence from the hedge fund Brevan Howard, where he is a partner.
President Obama is expected to focus on "middle-class economics" in his speech today unveiling a message designed to challenge newly empowered Republicans on economic policy in the final two years of his presidency.
However, at the start of the night Triple H decided to challenge newly named WWE Champion Randy Orton, reigniting his rivalry with Orton that had been interrupted following his injury.
President Obama will focus on "middle-class economics" in his State of the Union speech Tuesday, one of his senior advisors says, unveiling a message designed to challenge newly empowered Republicans on economic policy in the final two years of his presidency.
Trevor Wedge, chief driving examiner for the Driving Standards Agency, the Government body responsible for running the tests, said: "Evidence shows that the biggest challenge newly-qualified drivers face after passing their test is learning how to cope when they no longer have their instructor there to help and prompt them.
Since the artist's death, there have been several cases in which experts have successfully challenged newly discovered works that appear to be Pollock's.
The relocated communities will find themselves in a challenging newly built environment missing the long-term attachment.
The Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations AAPCHOO) witnessed many of the challenges newly enrolled LEP enrollees faced in deciphering health insurance documents for the first time.
One question of interest is why survival of challenged newly emerged E. boreale was not significantly lower when compared to unchallenged controls.
Ms. Roper-Phelps said the group was now contemplating how best to challenge the newly passed laws.
The challenge for newly analytical MBAs, and their future bosses, is to keep from regarding big-data-packed reports as cure-alls.
