Sentence examples for has yet challenged from inspiring English sources

Mr Charlton says no one from Ryanair has yet challenged his sums.

No one has yet challenged the laws in court, in part because they are so new that few potential plaintiffs have emerged.

Lobbyists too must comply with reporting requirements in pursuit of their First Amendment right to petition their government, but no one has (yet) challenged their constitutional justification.

But he has yet to challenge the concentration of power that makes such corruption inevitable.

Many fine scholars have followed in Quarles's wake, but it would be fair to say that their work has yet to challenge what most Americans think about the times that tried men's souls.

It has yet to challenge Intel in any meaningful way in the market for business desktop consumers and notebooks.

Late to the online game, Barnes & Noble has spent $20 million on its own web site but has yet to challenge Amazon.

Football is often considered a niche sport in North America, a late arrival on the sporting landscape that has yet to challenge the historical hegemony of American football and baseball – at least until you arrive in the Pacific Northwest.

Beggs told CNN he has yet to challenge the rules because he thinks he could be banned from the sport entirely.

Regretfully, the Obama campaign has yet to challenge the Republican nominee's unconscionable comparison of this respected Arab American scholar to neo-Nazis.

(She could indeed be a wonderful actress, but she has yet to be challenged).