Sentence examples for challenge that statement from inspiring English sources

Because I had only a day with a bright orange two-seater, not the week I would normally take to evaluate a car, I had no chance, and little desire, to challenge that statement.

His arrest "disrupted an unfolding terrorist plot to attack the United States by exploding a radioactive 'dirty bomb".' There has been no way for Padilla, or his lawyer, to challenge that statement, or for the news media to test its truth.

In the current political climate, when so much high-stakes legislation is up in the air, it's easy to feel inclined to challenge that statement even while agreeing with its essential principle.

But some Democrats challenged that statement, citing Mr. White's repeated contacts with Enron officials during his tenure as Army secretary.

Critics, however, immediately challenged that statement, saying it was impossible to call the reactors stable when their fuel had melted through the inner containment vessels, and appeared to be attached to the concrete bottom of outer containment vessels.

However, after Calvo's lawyer challenged that statement and media published copies of the warrant, the commander of the county's narcotics enforcement division stated that no-knock warrants do not exist in the county.

The fact that Cox doesn't is hardly a substantial challenge to that statement.

Our approach to education challenges the statement that "students at the overwhelmingly minority schools" are "falling the furthest behind".

Patricia A. Millett, a lawyer for several groups challenging the Arizona law, responded that "statements under oath in criminal cases are proof beyond a reasonable doubt" sufficient to lead to the death penalty.

One of the main challenges that arises from the statements of the experts is addressing customers and building a relationship of trust.

Commentators and presenters should be encouraged to challenge statements that stray too far from science," said the report.