Sentence examples for challenging the view from inspiring English sources

Hargreaves says that funding for women's rights organisations is vital in challenging the view that violence against women is normal.

Taking in these refugees would go a long way toward challenging the view that the United States is anti-Islam.

Ranging from music to disaster management, the specialist MBA is challenging the view that there is a science of management applicable to any sector.

Hook added: "Unite is challenging the view that customers prefer to bank using machines instead of the dedicated staff currently working in Barclays branches across the country".

Kennedy starts out by giving us the history of the word nigger, challenging the view that it arose, in part, as a mispronunciation of Negro.

In 1988 Benny Morris, an Israeli historian, published "The Birth of the Palestinian Refugee Problem, 1947-1949", challenging the view that most of the Arabs fled of their own accord, in panic or at the behest of the Arab states.

Challenging the views of other students is welcome, even demanded.

The hours seemed to fly by, and while the technical mountain climbs and descents were challenging, the views from the top were intoxicating and mentally rejuvenating.

Setser challenges the view that economic interdependence inevitably promotes stability.

That challenges the view you may have of Margate".

Other critics challenge the view that monetary policy can get Japan's economy moving.