Sentence examples for far to challenge from inspiring English sources

And sector views have differed sharply on how far to challenge the further powers.

Mr. Giordano, a 37-year-old lawyer, is the only Republican so far to challenge Mr. Lieberman, 58, an immensely popular incumbent who has more than $3.3 million in campaign funds at the ready and who defeated his opponent in 1994 by more than 350,000 votes.

World leaders at the Rio+20 Earth summit in Brazil delivered a "new definition of hypocrisy" for standing in the way of progress and failing so far to challenge the text of the draft outcome document, NGO leaders said on Thursday.

But here, the effort by Yoshiaki Murakami, a former bureaucrat who had made a bid to take over the Shoei Company, a little-known real estate and electronic parts company, is seen as the most striking effort so far to challenge longstanding practices.

Ken went so far as to challenge Clive Anderson to a press-up competition.

They were too far back to challenge in the division race, but their improved play hasn't gone unnoticed.

But we should have done far more to challenge the ludicrous claim that our investment in public services caused it.

It is far easier to challenge an existing industry like finance when it is right on your doorstep.

Watson, Trevino, Player and Crenshaw shot sub-par rounds, but were too far back to challenge Seve in this form.

Having come out in the 70s, he campaigned for gay rights, going so far as to challenge Eminem to a duel in the pages of the Nation.

Ivan Seidenberg, who as chairman of the board of Verizon Communications Inc. deals continually with managing resilient responses to emergencies, went so far as to challenge, playfully, Albert Einstein's menu for saving the world.