Sentence examples for go virtually unchallenged from inspiring English sources

Other district attorneys in the region, like Denis Dillon in Nassau and Richard A. Brown in Queens, go virtually unchallenged at election time.

Such deception goes virtually unchallenged because most states neither license nutritionists nor have any laws that say who is qualified to practice as one.

Bangladesh's $20 billion-a-year garment industry, which accounts for 80 percent of the country's total export earnings, goes virtually unchallenged by the government, said Kalpona Akter, executive director of the Bangladesh Center for Worker Solidarity, a labor rights group.

As the Persians wrote very little about how they ran their affairs, the Greek propaganda of the 5th century BC has for centuries gone virtually unchallenged - indeed, for Edward Said, it was the beginning of Europe's long habit of misunderstanding and ill-informed contempt of the Middle East.

That conclusion went virtually unchallenged for 50 years, and it still features prominently in many psychology and anthropology textbooks, says James Russell, a psychologist at Boston College and corresponding author of the recent study.

Her cannon-like arm went virtually unchallenged.

He won a full term in November 2011 and easy reelection in 2015, going virtually unchallenged.

Except for an excellent but lonely investigative piece in the Village Voice, it went virtually unchallenged by the international media.

This time last year Federer had just halted Djokovic's unbeaten run at 43 when it seemed as if he might defy all scepticism and go through the season virtually unchallenged.

If McIlroy was so serene in the US Open, he was also virtually unchallenged, and it is rarely going to be quite like this.

"And it's virtually unchallenged.