Sentence examples for has again challenged from inspiring English sources

Alex Salmond has again challenged other party leaders to support a referendum on independence after renewing his demand for a vote next year on Scotland's future.

Recent discoveries have again challenged this classical view.

Still, more recent findings on early subcortical "pretangle tau pathology" in nonthalamic subcortical nuclei innervating the cortex, including LC and NbM, have again challenged this concept and a potential subcortical origin of neurodegeneration was again acknowledged [ 56].

One of the paper's most perspicacious readers has again successfully challenged our careless checking of figures in reports received from overseas and interstate.

The physiological significance of the mechanism of de novo formation in comparison to the classical pathway of growth and division has again been challenged (Motley and Hettema 2007) and awaits further approval.

"This tragedy of great magnitude has once again challenged us to come together, to stand by each other and to help one another," he said.

At the same time, in Pakistan, the Government of Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto has again raised slogans challenging New Delhi's control of the only Indian state that has a Muslim majority.

Undaunted, they did it a third time last year, only to have it again challenged in court.

While Guernsey FC have again been challenging for promotion, Jersey sides have come out on top in many of the Channel Island club games, with some saying that shows the overall standard of football is better in Jersey.

No stranger to using live-nudity-as-form, Peake has again created a spectacle that challenges viewers to return without fear to the form that exists as the basis of all human life.

The report stated: "This year's monitoring programme has again highlighted some ongoing challenges associated with implementing and complying with the EPP.