Sentence examples for forceful challenge from inspiring English sources
But the state was met with a surprisingly forceful challenge from an unofficial campaign against the new constitution.
In the United States, mass tort suits have posed a forceful challenge to the very procedural ideals of common law adjudication in the continuing wave of asbestos litigation.
The Reenchantment of the World is a perceptive study of our scientific consciousness and a cogent and forceful challenge to its supremacy.
Deploying an arsenal of methods from a range of social sciences rarely combined, he mounts a forceful challenge to conventional wisdom.
This was a very direct and forceful challenge to customary descriptive and categorizing practices, and it provoked strong debate in the discipline.
"Without a radical reconsideration of the market process – without a forceful challenge to capital's power – neither progressive charters nor legal instruments will produce an equitable and sustainable city".
A sour political environment has left almost no Democratic senator on the ballot immune to forceful challenges by Republicans.
City struggled to find a way past West Ham's forceful challenges and organisation other than the odd Balotelli opportunity or Carlos Tevez mishit shot.
Karen Tumlin, the legal director of the National Immigration Law Center, which opposes Mr. Trump's travel ban and his order on sanctuary cities, called the legal actions on Wednesday a forerunner to other forceful challenges in the coming days.
When the constitutionality of President Obama's health care law reaches the Supreme Court, as it probably will, given the forceful challenges now being waged in several states, would she reject the argument that Washington has overstepped its role in requiring health insurance?
The whys and wherefores of Dharmakīrti's philosophy of religion are no doubt partly explained by the historical context in which he lived, one in which Buddhist institutions and power were confronted with forceful challenges of a reinvigorated Brahmanism.[54] Indeed, not just on matters of Buddhist doctrine but also on many metaphysical issues was there a religious dimension to his arguments.
