Sentence examples similar to challenging to exist from inspiring English sources
Both will have to deal with Hamas as long as it moderates its ways and challenges Israel to make peace rather than challenging its right to exist.
The aforementioned microfluidic devices contained essential components for biological applications, however, challenges to these systems exist.
However, it is not easy to evolve hardware efficiently and effectively, so many challenges continue to exist when trying to solve problems.
No country is plotting to invade Iran and no state challenges its right to exist, as Iran has done with Israel.
Baykal did not so much oppose the governing Justice and Development Party as challenge its very right to exist.
The former deputy chairman of the Duma, the lower house of the Russian parliament, Vladimir Zhirinovsky is among those who have challenged Lithuania's right to exist.
On the Bowery I met Mapplethorpe's younger brother Edward, a deferential, soft-spoken man whose right to exist was challenged by Robert.
Critics of Dr. Abu El-Haj's book, however, said her aim was to undermine Israel's right to exist, and challenged her methodology and findings.
The challenge for you is to exist in that hostile environment without fighting back".
It's as if asking questions is tantamount to challenging whether ADHD exists at all.
Due to their varied nature, categorizing CSOs into distinct groups is a challenge and overlap is likely to exist.
