Sentence examples for claiming to challenge from inspiring English sources

And this is a campaign that is ostensibly claiming to challenge negative body image.

The most populous states, especially Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, were dominated by regional and caste-based parties led by leaders claiming to challenge the dominance of upper castes and promising dignity to the hitherto marginalised.

The study claims to challenge "the basic assumption of educational policy in recent years – that academic achievement matters more than anything else".

"This faux-intellectual, unremarkable docudrama repeatedly claims to challenge one straight man's preconceptions of gay sex," writes the Guardian's Ed Gibbs in his one-star review.

Subtitled "Why boys are different", it claimed to challenge decades of fashionable consensus that the sexes were essentially the same, highlighting differences in brain development and listing "amazing testosterone facts".

Proponents of "Intelligent Design" use the eye as an example of "irreducible complexity" and claim to challenge Darwinian evolution with such questions as, "could the human eye be the result of chance"?

First, Forstall demoed updates to the smart-aleck intelligent voice assistant Siri, perhaps the most uniquely-identifying aspect of iOS and the one utility that neither Microsoft nor Google can claim to challenge.

Legal experts say the suit is the first to use a libel claim to challenge charges made in a medical disciplinary proceeding concerning expert testimony.

Mr. Santorum can also make a credible claim to challenging Mr. Romney on electability.

The following week, he appeared on Raw again, still claiming to be called Matt Martel, and challenged Angle again.

Business Risk Audit (BRA) methodologies have been promoted by a number of the large audit firms in response, they claim, to the challenges of the information age and corporate clients' needs for assurance.