Sentence examples for due to challenge from inspiring English sources

Evans is due to challenge the conviction at the court of appeal on Tuesday.

Mathews was due to challenge Abril that night, but he withdrew, allegedly ill – for the second time.

By lunchtime, shortly before several newspapers were due to challenge its position in a High Court hearing, Carter-Ruck lifted its opposition.

It began early in March when he was due to challenge the US-based Cuban Richar Abril for the WBA lightweight title.

The settlement was reached on Tuesday, the day before the Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service (VALS) was due to challenge the legality of holding any child in an adult prison in a high-profile trial at the supreme court.

Ferrett, who is due to challenge Mordaunt at the next election to try to win her seat back for Labour, which lost it in 2010, posted a message on Twitter that said: "Truly astonishing.

Among the mid-caps broker Tullett Prebon dropped 22p to 240p after revealing that revenues for the four months to the end of October had fallen 12% due to challenging market conditions and subdued activity levels.

Among the mid-caps broker Tullett Prebon has dropped 25p to 237p after revealing that revenues for the four months to the end of October had fallen 12% due to challenging market conditions and subdued activity levels.

Elsewhere Senior is down 13% at 195p as the engineering group warned of lower revenues at its Flexonics unit, partly due to challenging market conditions in the oil and gas sector.

It is often explained to be difficult due to challenging the player in a way different from previous puzzles in the game.

This could be due to challenging behaviours, vulnerability or difficulty in gaining the skills that they need for community living.