Sentence examples for challenged anew from inspiring English sources

But that decision was challenged anew by government lawyers.

But its status was challenged anew when protests began in late February.

This is the year when Title IX was challenged anew as a law that is threatening to football programs (for boys) in budget-strapped schools and colleges.

Aristotle's account of the PNC has been challenged anew by modern-day dialetheists, who hold that there are some true contradictions, and that Aristotle's discussion fails to show otherwise.

Your brain will be challenged anew with each particular type of puzzle.

The Buddhist concept of "beginner's mind" refers to the approach of a person just starting out, filled with the wonder of new learning, and being challenged anew by it.

But October presents challenges anew.

And once they get that job, there are challenges anew.

Recently he has highlighted infrastructure challenges anew, warning that ignoring them will end the "Texas miracle," shorthand for the state's recent economic success.

Yet every time the 3 Series smites these pretenders, they claw their way out of the ground to challenge it anew.

It's not often we get to witness an old pro, someone whose ups and down we once followed assiduously, challenge himself anew.