Sentence examples for challenges the statement from inspiring English sources

Our approach to education challenges the statement that "students at the overwhelmingly minority schools" are "falling the furthest behind".

Joan Ogden (Letters, May 14) challenges the statement, in a review of Thomas Cahill's "Desire of the Everlasting Hills," that "there is not a shred of historical evidence outside the Bible itself to support the existence of Jesus".

FRP debonding was observed, which challenges the statement made by Khalifa et al. (1999) that "the failure mode of FRP debonding is not to be considered" when using U-Anchors.

"Along the way we saw him courageous in the ring, inspiring to the young, compassionate to those in need, and strong and good humoured in bearing the burden of his own health challenges," the statement from Clinton said.

Most of it challenges the statements I made when I characterized the state of the e-book world right now.

But Simon challenged the statement.

With his "spot resolutions," he challenged the statement of President James K. Polk that Mexico had started the war by shedding American blood upon American soil.

Mr. McCain's aides challenged the statement, saying Mr. Bauer not only reviewed the speech in advance but also added a paragraph to it.

Mr. Eliades stopped short of characterizing the statement as a confession, and a lawyer for Mr. Furlow, Kelly Daniels, said she would challenge the statement because her client had provided it without the benefit of legal counsel.

Most veterans of World War II will challenge the statement in your Sept. 24 editorial "Don't Mar the Mall" that the argument for locating the memorial to us in a central position on the Mall is "powerful but insufficient".

Melissa Blake, the mayor of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo (read as Fort McMurray), was riled up by the implication that oil workers were turning to crime and challenged the statement and she wasn't alone in her outrage.