Sentence examples for effective challenging from inspiring English sources

"I believe Osborne would never have stepped back if there had not been such effective challenging posed," she said.

G.O.P. hopes that they might mount an effective challenge in Minnesota and Oregon are receding.

In some circumstances, highlighting diversity in religion past or present can be an effective challenge to a monolithic fundamentalism.

Effective challenge to its flawed principles would have been nice, but the current wasteland of political opposition makes that unlikely.

However, parochial goals prevented these rebels from consolidating their interests into an effective challenge to the empire.

By mid-1977 the Communist Party of Thailand was beginning to mount an increasingly effective challenge to the military-backed government.

Nor will any of them mount an effective challenge to kleptoremuneration: executives siphoning off wealth that they had no role in creating.

The problem for Labour is that, to mount an effective challenge to the ascendant Conservative party, they must first come to some agreement about why they are losing.

In the last elections, in 2004, Swapo won 75percentt of the vote, but this time a breakaway group — campaigning against government corruption — may prove a more effective challenge.

The book, which is anecdotal and impressionistic in character, offered the most effective challenge to the meliorist view of the previous decade.

If Labour cannot say "growth" is over, we have no effective challenge to the fallacy that it can go on for ever.