Sentence examples for earlier challenges from inspiring English sources

He said that the underground press, which now rivals official outlets, had surmounted earlier challenges.

Under the law, a petition challenging Mr. Magwood's original death sentence might well be barred, given his earlier challenges.

Both a federal appeals court and the California Supreme Court have rebuffed earlier challenges to the law, Proposition 209.

If Brown had been toppled by the earlier challenges, this argument runs, there would have been an irresistible demand for an immediate general election.

Further, his Republican opponent, John Kimble, who is white, has failed in two earlier challenges to draw more than 15percentt of the vote.

His focus on "economics as if people mattered", which must have been the conscious or subconscious reference point for Unicef's important report, Development with a human face, two decades later, built on earlier challenges to conventional reductionist economics (such as JK Galbraith's The Affluent Society).

Labour may face an earlier challenge on Trident.

But Labour might face an earlier challenge on Trident.

That earlier challenge involved overcoming a mindset where cricket was all-encompassing.

In one sense, the earlier challenge to the Manchus never ended.

Father Grange had earlier challenged Cardinal Edward M. Egan to save St. Jerome's dilapidated church.