Sentence examples for generally unchallenged from inspiring English sources
Even if "Testimony" is the fraud its most fervent critics believe, its characterizations still remain generally unchallenged.
Simple conditions that can be treated at the care center (eg. diarrhea, fever) are overwhelmingly referred to hospitals, and patients' requests for drugs are generally unchallenged by physicians.
While this could explain why spiritual healing and other nonconventional methods are rarely investigated, the lack of scientific research will continue to leave the proposed mechanisms and effects of such interventions generally unchallenged.
Known enemies of D. aneurae are all thrips of similar size to the hosts, which presumably would also have little problem entering domiciles including kleptoparasites (Mound and Morris 1999) and inquilines, the latter of which are generally unchallenged by domicile inhabitants (Gilbert et al. 2012).
These claims would generally go unchallenged throughout the rest of the century.
Petitions by Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip to the Israeli Supreme Court are rare, and army demolitions there generally have gone unchallenged.
Whether this ban extends to full England internationals, where the tradition of dressing, speaking and generally acting like an overprivileged, undereducated Home Counties mega-bore has stood unchallenged for decades is not yet clear, but the precedent is set.
They didn't go unchallenged.
It is unchecked and unchallenged.
Their mistakes are unchallenged.
They drove through unchallenged.
