Sentence examples for challenged widely from inspiring English sources
Throughout his career he challenged widely accepted medical studies and tenets, developed new clinical approaches and methods, and promoted consistency in assessments of patients.
The norm of inviolable state sovereignty was challenged widely, leading to numerous humanitarian interventions conducted in the name of universal human rights.
MOSCOW, Aug. 28 (AP) — Galina Dzhugashvili, a granddaughter of the Soviet dictator Stalin who challenged widely accepted accounts of her father's internment at a Nazi prison camp, died Monday in Moscow.
The background: beginning about a decade ago in his first book, The Skeptical Environmentalist: Measuring the Real State of the World, Lomborg challenged "widely held beliefs that the environmental situation is getting worse and worse" and mocked the "dire" assessments by scientists and environmentalists that global warming was a serious threat.
Dr Gareth Dyke said the find challenged "widely accepted theories on the origin of flight".
Doctors said their work challenged widely held views that babies born after 37 weeks had similar long-term outcomes to those born at full term.
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.
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.
Correction: October 21, 2003, Tuesday A picture in Science Times last Tuesday with a profile of Dr. Michael J. Ryan, a University of Texas biologist who challenges widely held views of evolution, carried an incorrect credit.
The study, believed to be one of the largest of punitive damage awards, challenges widely held ideas about jurors' decisions that have influenced state judges, legislators, Congress and even the United States Supreme Court.
