Sentence examples for challenged fairly from inspiring English sources

Now, Dragic, a 26-year-old Serb, will be challenged – fairly or not – to make the kind of leap that propelled Nash from middling talent to blossoming superstar at roughly the same age.

First he challenged Calen Carr fairly, but Houston's goal scorer knocked knees with Gonzalez' robust frame and his afternoon, and the Dynamo's biggest attacking threat, was finished.

We will surmount those challenges fairly quickly and move on to what I believe is a tremendous future for the Smithsonian".

But in another way the speech was deeply confrontational: he drew the themes extended in many of the other speeches into the outline of a battle plan, the proportions of which fit the Republican challenge fairly well.

While we absolutely need to continue to tackle our long-term budget deficit and debt challenges fairly and responsibly, we now have some breathing room to also focus on the other deficits facing our country, like those in jobs, innovation, infrastructure, and education.

But challenge them fairly.

"Outdoor advertising has stabilized, but is not better yet," he added, "and the publishing business is still fairly challenged".

Swans right-back Angel Rangel was the covering defender in the final minute of added time but experienced official Dowd judged that Suarez was fairly challenged.

The circuit is moderately challenging with one fairly steep climb towards the end.

Wenger suffered a further blow after Nacho Monreal injured his foot in a fairly innocuous challenged by defender Ron Vlaar, with the Spaniard set to undergo a scan on Tuesday to determine whether he has suffered a broken metatarsal.

But when Miliband challenged him on the fairly flimsy nature of the assurances given by Pfizer, and about the prospect of job cuts and the company being broken up if the takeover goes ahead, Cameron was forced onto the defensive.