Sentence examples for either challenging from inspiring English sources

Broadcasters aim to convey the arguments of competing parties, but the overwhelming focus on politicians either challenging an opponent or attacking their character has left little airtime for other actors.

"It makes Saturday's game at home to Ipswich massive, but the players are used to either challenging for promotion or fighting relegation.

"I took the job at United fully expecting to be walking around after the last home game of the season either challenging for a league title or parading a league title, because that's what this club demands," he said.

The stakes for the presidency are so high that one could see either challenging the result.

Michael's current interests are broad ranging but the projects have a common theme of examining existing societal paradigms and either challenging those models or embracing and improving them.

Our data strengthen a possible synapomorphy (limb-less tritocerebral segment) for the unlikely Atelocerata concept, either challenging modern phylogenies, or presenting a complex case of parallel evolution.

The Utah vote was, for the Bush administration, the most troubling of a series of state measures that have either challenged the law or required studies to determine whether its costs are higher than the federal money it brings.

The 20 lawyers listed by the two groups have pursued a broad range of cases in the last year that either challenged the government directly or threatened to cause embarrassment.

The OSHA spokesman, Ted Fitzgerald, said Tortilleria Chinantla could either challenge the violations or settle them by making the required changes to the factory and its operations and by paying fines.

The comments come after Mr Farage yesterday called on anonymous Ukip critics who had been briefing against him to either challenge his leadership or support the party's decision for him to stay on after refusing his resignation.

(12) Repeat charging and launching firearms until either challenged or escape.