Sentence examples for challenge this term from inspiring English sources

Frank Lampard insists Chelsea's players are determined to make a sustained Barclays Premier League title challenge this term and cannot rely on the Jose Mourinho effect alone.

Wilson, who was appointed at Oakwell for a second time in December 2013, presided over relegation from the Championship last season after inheriting a team in the bottom three and has been unable to mount a promotion challenge this term.

Jones says United are not getting ahead of themselves - they have played only seven matches, after all - but the belief is there that the club can maintain a serious title challenge this term.

Arsenal are already 13 points adrift of unbeaten Premier League leaders Chelsea this season so there will be no title challenge this term.

The new case, Lepak v. City of Irving, No. 12-777, is the brainchild of the Project on Fair Representation, the same small conservative advocacy group that persuaded the justices to hear challenges this term to affirmative action and to a central part of the Voting Rights Act.

However, O'Toole admitted that when he signed for Rovers, he expected them to be challenging for promotion this term.

Health partnerships between institutions in the "global north" and low and middle-income countries (LMICs) seek to address this challenge through long term institution-institution partnerships that typically focus on capacity building, clinical service delivery and operational research.

Sans Taste was even more effusive: "There is no other theatre in the country (in the world?) which could have risen to this challenge in terms of technique, scale or the quality of the cast and creative team involved," he exclaims, perspiring, before ending on a patriotic note: "This is why we have a National theatre".

Hiddink would have taken the challenge short term.

All pupils at the school set themselves a personal challenge each term.

"But we've not begun to meet this challenge in religious terms.