Sentence examples for challenge widely from inspiring English sources

Evangelista's findings challenge widely accepted views about the peaceful resolution of the Cold War.

These findings challenge widely held notions that partner rape is the most difficult to prosecute.

"The NOF is a forum that welcomes debate and discussion, even when opinions differ or challenge widely held beliefs.

Here we challenge widely used isotope-based estimates suggesting the turnover of fine roots of trees to be as slow as a decade.

In showing that Tencent excels in multiple areas when benchmarked against Facebook, another case objective is to encourage students to challenge widely held beliefs that Chinese companies cannot innovate or are incapable of being global players.

If the Bullitt Center passes the self-sufficiency test after its first full year of occupancy, it will be certified as a "living building" by the International Living Future Institute, a group based in Seattle that has established a green building standard, called the Living Building Challenge, widely viewed as the world's toughest.

This paper is an attempt to carefully examine the potential of AD to realize safety benefits, to challenge widely-held assumptions and to delve more deeply into the barriers that are hitherto largely overlooked.

Nancy Knowlton, a marine biologist at the Scripps Institute of Oceanography in San Diego, California, adds that the findings challenge widely-held beliefs about the global status of coral reefs.

Abraham is no stranger to challenging widely held assumptions through research.

Correction: October 18 , 2003 Saturday An article in Science Times on Tuesday about Dr. Michael J. Ryan, a University of Texas biologist who challenges widely held views of evolution, misstated his title.

Throughout his career he challenged widely accepted medical studies and tenets, developed new clinical approaches and methods, and promoted consistency in assessments of patients.