Sentence examples similar to challenge vigorously from inspiring English sources

He seemed to believe that criticism would gain currency if it were not challenged vigorously.

The firm's cosy, near-monopoly position atop China's e-commerce markets is now being challenged vigorously by a number of rivals.

Ali's near-monopoly position atop China's e-commerce markets has waned and is now being challenged vigorously by JD.com, the second largest e-commerce player.

The myth of CEO (chief executive) omnipotence and its twin misconception, the myth of rare executive talent, cost us dear and must be challenged vigorously and urgently.

As we move forward, we must address these challenges vigorously in a strong partnership with parents, practitioners and policy makers".

In its quarterly filing Arconic said it believed these cases were without merit and that it intended to challenge them vigorously.

While this is possibly the case, the reality is that research came to be commissioned by those working for political bosses, so it is understandable perhaps if they did not want to challenge too vigorously what their bosses wanted.

But Desai challenged Punwani vigorously, noting that Pan Am's passenger loads actually went up in 1990 and 1991.

UBS, the world's largest private bank, said it would vigorously challenge the efforts.

Kim Link, a spokeswoman for Arch Coal, said in a statement that the company intended to "vigorously" challenge the recommendation.

In a statement, JPMorgan Chase strongly disputed Mr. Picard's accusations and said it would "vigorously" challenge the claims in court.