Sentence examples for correctly challenged from inspiring English sources

Djokovic incorrectly challenged an out call on a shot of his that sailed wide, and Federer correctly challenged a fault call on a serve that was proven incorrect, giving him the ace and his fourth hold.

If a manager correctly challenged a call — that is, if the umpires watching on video in New York overturned the umpires on the field — he would retain that challenge to use again.

It has also helped to decide sets, matches, even tournaments, as when Djokovic correctly challenged a call on match point to win an ATP tournament in Dubai, or when Roddick had a call overturned in London, one that would have left him facing a match point.

(An unused challenge from the first six innings would not carry over to the later innings). If a manager correctly challenged a call — that is, if the umpires watching on video in New York overturned the umpires on the field — he would retain that challenge to use again.

For instance, earlier this month Mitt Romney's candidacy was in jeopardy according to media pundits because he correctly challenged Rick Perry on a factual misstatement about Romney's book.

The judges criticised Levison for not correctly challenging the order, a criticism to which Samuels objected.

However, neither Spira et al.'s 80-gene biomarker nor our 15-gene signature clustered SNC and SC correctly when challenged with each other's cohort, even when HNC biopsies were removed from our cohort.

Without a reference genome, estimating the number of genes sequenced, their % coverage, and whether they have been assembled correctly is challenging [ 3, 23].

The apprentice performed this tasked correctly after being challenged by the site manager, who assigned the apprentice the task, and with guidance from more skilled co-workers.

Often, when challenged, quite correctly, with the argument: "How can a man who understands the history of colonisation belong to a faith that enslaved his ancestors?", I further clarify by stating that I am an Afro-centric Christian.

Learning to cite correctly can be challenging.