Sentence examples for established challengers from inspiring English sources

Should the Italian yacht, Luna Rossa, win, the reasoning goes, the cup will be swept away to the glorious shores of the Mediterranean Sea, where a host of new European suitors -- England, Germany, Norway, Sweden -- would join the ranks of established challengers like France, Switzerland and Spain to create a continental maritime extravaganza.

The app faces several established challengers, including Yelp, Foursquare's Swarm, and Everplaces.

Big data startups assemble their own unique sources of data on prospects (e.g., large companies like LinkedIn and D&B, established challengers like InsideView and Avention and new startups like Accompani and Spiderbook).

That might be pushing it a tad but you would have a point, for while Chelsea had been established as challengers for a few years before his arrival, Abramovich's stunning takeover in 2003 ushered in a period of success that would not have been possible without his cash.

With EPA's fundamental legal authority already established, the challengers are trying to defeat the Clean Power Plan by attacking how EPA has regulated power plants.

Its influence is still seen today: six of the eight participants in the Candidates tournament to establish the challenger to the world champion Magnus Carlsen, underway in Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia, were born in the Soviet Union.

The board was established after the Challenger explosion 17 years ago, but after it was called into service following the Columbia accident some members of Congress and others complained that it was not sufficiently independent of NASA.

It probably helps challengers get established.

While the four other challengers represent established parties, Mr. Navalny has emerged as the most competitive.

First announced last year, Britt said there would be more details on upcoming programming in the near future as iflix looks to evolve from challenger into established broadcast medium.

The election-night lead that GOP Rep. David Valadao of Hanford established over his Democratic challenger T.J. Cox has shrunk to 968 votes, stoking Republican fears that the party could lose a seventh California congressional seat.