Sentence examples for challenges the point from inspiring English sources

Some very recent work by Butterfield (2011), Butterfield and Bouatta (2011), Norton (2012), Menon and Callender (2012) challenges the point of view suggested by the above discussion.

But putting aside such minor engineering challenges, the point Dr Learned is keen to make is that because Cepheids have been so thoroughly examined, looking for transmissions from the Betelgeuse Broadcasting Corporation might just be a matter of re-examining the archives.

Federer challenges the first-point serve but it was in.

And, in the process, they became trapped in an echo chamber that completely stopped them looking at the world from other people's points of view, and thus finding ways to effectively challenge the opposing point of view imaginatively.

Ferrer tried to challenge the first point of the pivotal 12th game in the third set, but the chair umpire did not see him raise his hand.

"But we need to challenge the starting point that there's a connection between Roma and child trafficking".

Questioned by the judge The judge questioned why Aitken had not come clean about the bill at the time and then gone on to challenge the other points.

Challenged on the point he said: "It was an instruction, yes".

They can be challenging to the point of impenetrable, but when they work, the results are undeniably powerful, transcendent even.

And then there is a group of largely American analysts, diplomats and journalists who make a point of challenging the Europeans on any point of principle.

These findings challenge the Republican talking point that Americans face too high a tax burden.