Sentence examples for challenges have challenged from inspiring English sources
Since assuming office, similar legitimacy challenges have challenged DG Margaret Chan's efforts to strengthen the WHO's organizational capacity and responsiveness to country needs [ 2].
Since this account became public earlier this month, Mr. Condit's various spokesmen have not challenged it -- though they have challenged a more recent account of another alleged affair.
Without access to capital — junk bonds — MCI could never have challenged AT&T, nor could Turner have challenged the three established television networks.
Which parts of the oath have challenged or continue to challenge you?
I challenge all of you, as I have challenged myself, to commit yourself to continued growth and self-improvement and stay focused on achieving your goals no matter what the setback.
"He has challenged schools and challenged the leagues to reflect on their practices," said Scott Eveslage, the principal of Welsh Valley Middle School in the Lower Merion School District.
So far Mr Coleman has challenged 3,241 ballots, and Mr Franken has challenged 3,085, but only a small number are likely to succeed.
The policy had been improvised through bureaucratic struggle, not planned in advance; it had emerged piecemeal, without formal explanation beforehand or elucidation afterward; it had challenged the law, and the challenge had apparently been meant not to succeed but to fail, and, in failing, to create a politically favorable public image.
She's not daunted by the challenges, and Channel 4 does have challenges to reach audiences when they are more fragmented than ever before".
Yes, you'd have challenges, but all people have challenges.
