Sentence examples for face a direct challenge from inspiring English sources
America does not yet face a direct challenge from China and Russia.
Sometimes the only way to see how one is implicitly framing a problem is to face a direct challenge from someone who frames it completely differently.
Under Conservative party rules, a contest would only take place if May lost a no-confidence vote, meaning that she would not face a direct challenge in an election for her job.
If Newsday were to emerge as the single powerful city tabloid, The Times, for the first time in years, could face a direct challenge for its more affluent and better educated readers, and for the advertisers who want to reach them.
But Nokia faces a direct challenge as Microsoft leads the computer industry on to its turf; its continued dominance of the mobile-phone industry is by no means assured, since it is not based on the ownership of proprietary standards.
Facing a direct challenge from the floor of the conference on Monday over the party's commitment to the fiscal targets set out in 2010, Clegg surprisingly admitted that the Lib Dems' "critics have bluntly been pretty successful in portraying the party's economic policy as unthinking, blinkered, rigid, dogmatic, ideological, rightwing small state agenda".
If our presidential hopefuls cannot show their mettle to face such a direct challenge to American values, how are they ever going to find the courage to deal with our complex world?
This not only constituted a direct challenge to the face/dignity of the grandparents but also impaired an intergenerational relationship of mutual understanding and tolerance that the grandparents sought to establish.
It's likely that Nintendo will eventually face a more direct challenge in the living room from the same technology companies that have reshaped the mobile games business.
David Cameron is facing a direct legal challenge from the human rights group Rights Watch UK over the amended code, which was quietly announced in a written statement in the House of Lords.
