Sentence examples for easily challenged from inspiring English sources
This glib elaboration of a neoconservative mantra is easily challenged.
Leveille concluded that the patent was "not very strong and could be easily challenged with an alternate product", he said in an email to Kanter.
That broad sweep is likely to make the law more easily challenged on the grounds that its drafters sought merely to discriminate, punish, and create a second class of citizenship.
Chinese officials have consistently taken the position that they have not imposed any regulations banning rare earth exports; any such regulations could be easily challenged at the World Trade Organization.
Chinese officials have consistently taken the position that they have not imposed any regulations preventing exportation of rare earth minerals; any such regulations could be easily challenged at the World Trade Organization.
It is helped in this, says David Fleischer, a politics professor at the University of Brasília, by the fact that it has earned a credibility that prevents its decisions from being easily challenged.
Without those guidelines, regulators can easily challenge companies that try to label their foods.
And it easily challenges successful versions from the Peconic Bay Winery.
And in any case, the legal questions were largely moot: until the war ended with a Union victory, the South couldn't very easily challenge the proclamation in court.
If there are further institutional changes in Europe's financial markets, and if Britain, which has better developed capital markets than the continent, joins the euro, the two economists reckon that the euro could easily challenge the dollar and again, that the challenge could come quite fast.The sceptics' caseHow realistic are these claims?
When a Franken lawyer, Anita Seeling, told the observer for her side, and for Mr. Coleman's, to switch chairs, the Coleman observer, Dale Erickson, 57, asked, "Why is that?" Then he agreed when Ms. Seeling said each could more easily challenge ballots cast for the other's candidate.
