Sentence examples for giant challenging from inspiring English sources

C1 Disney Dispute Settled Roy E. Disney and Stanley P. Gold, former directors at The Walt Disney Company, will withdraw their lawsuit against the media giant challenging Robert A. Iger's selection as chief executive.

The internet giant challenged the decision and now Spain's national court has asked European judges for guidance.

They will have emerged as global giants challenging America's place in the world and perhaps the primacy of the U.S. dollar as the currency of international exchange.

Greene, Shiel (29 disposals), Stephen Coniglio (30 touches) and Josh Kelly (29 possessions) were prominent but teammate Adam Kennedy was concussed in the final term ahead of the Giants' challenging dates in the next fortnight with Geelong and Sydney.

When the Giants challenged the call, Madden said, "Tom Coughlin must have looked at a different replay than we did".

The 33-year-old risked missing the grand final if the Giants challenged the ban and he will now miss just the 24 September final against either Hawthorn or the Western Bulldogs at Spotless Stadium.

May told her audience of party activists and journalists that her government would tackle what she called the five "giant challenges" of modern Britain – a strong economy; Brexit; healing social divisions; the ageing society; and technological change.

Henry Christensen III, a Manhattan lawyer who is a trustee of American Patrons of the Tate, a nonprofit fund-raising arm that has tax-exempt status in the United States, called the extension "a giant challenge" but a necessary one, adding that the museum's fund-raising in the United States has been "unabated even in this economy".

Then, starting in the early 1990's, I.B.M. and new rivals like Hewlett-Packard, Sun Microsystems and Compaq Computer rapidly shifted to systems that lashed together the same processors used in common business computers, relying on software to break supercomputing's giant challenges into bite-size pieces.

Despite these giant challenges, Wesonga and Fitzgerald knew change was possible.

Here are the key points from the manifesto, which sets out five "giant challenges" facing the country.