Sentence examples for challenges dropped from inspiring English sources

The first three of these challenges dropped today, and it looks like we'll be getting more every three days.

With the new rules in place, the number of challenges dropped from 249 in the 2010 regular season to 209 in 2011.* With turnovers now automatically reviewed, that number is sure to drop again in 2012.

The parties involved in the second challenge dropped their case before the court could decide whether to take it up.

Then Wall Street melted down, the economy went into a steep global recession, the world lost a third of its wealth, panicked consumers stopped spending, and California's revenues, already very challenged, dropped through the floor.

Overnight temperatures are likely to be unusually warm, perhaps record-challenging, dropping only to around 80 degrees downtown.

As he spoke of the country's challenges, he dropped the letter G, saying: "It ain't gonna be easy.

Johnson hit wide, challenged – and dropped his head when the replay came up trumps for Murray.

The number of foreign participants in the Afghan Ski Challenge has dropped significantly this year, with the recent bankruptcy of the only airline that served the region.

Two days later any semblance of a leadership battle evaporated when two challenging National MPs dropped out of the race, effectively anointing the former finance minister, who is widely viewed as a safe and trusted pair of hands, as the man who will take the government to next year's election.

Mageean, who had been fancied to challenge Britton, dropped out during the final lap.

RightScale found that lack of resources and expertise as a challenge has dropped from 25% this year from 32% in 2016.