Sentence examples for challenging results from inspiring English sources

If there seems any serious risk of Republicans' not being able to count on Florida's electors, the Bush campaign might be challenging results and trying to deny Mr. Gore electors in other states.

The report relates to big funders only, and it is to be expected that their work would represent the highest standards, so that another study taking in all projects would probably give even more challenging results.

This is particularly important for the incoming clinical commissioning groups, which will undoubtedly find it a daunting prospect to contemplate the shape and composition of future service delivery upon reading these challenging results.

Maintaining public confidence that elections are honest, and that vote counts are legitimate, is essential to a healthy democracy, but challenging results and suggesting something nefarious has become more commonplace.

The challenging results thus seem to be methodological artefacts; a finding that strengthens confidence in the generalizability of the basic mechanism of economic voting.

We claim that cognitive difficulties are much more relevant than difficulties in reading from the screen, for instance, so challenging results of current HCI research with older people.

That would have been based on a provision in Georgia law that allows losing candidates to challenge results.

The state permits losing candidates to challenge results when the margin is under 1 percentage point.

If the second comes back positive, you can challenge results in court.

No appeal means wrong decisions are made and not challenged, resulting in every decision being the 'right' one.

Rival candidate Viktor Yanukovych challenges result but resigns as prime minister.