Sentence examples for have challenged time from inspiring English sources
The financial pressures of dealing with the digital age have challenged Time as much as any publisher.
We can attest to the financial, social, religious, cultural, and linguistic ostracism that our families have challenged, time and again, because we've degradingly witnessed it first-hand.
López, a Harvard-trained former mayor, is the most prominent of a group of hardliners who have challenged two-time presidential candidate Henrique Capriles for leadership of anti-Maduro movement.
"It wouldn't be the first time we have challenged candidates," he said.
Dr. Carragee's report is not the first time doctors have challenged how Medtronic-sponsored researchers characterized the risks of Infuse in medical articles.
But there is no reason to expect Andrews to have challenged the assumptions of his time, and the accusation of imperialism simply won't stick.
There have also been women throughout time who have challenged societal norms and disrupted power structures.
Beth Warren, a physiotherapist from Birmingham, had challenged a storage time limit imposed by the UK fertility regulator, which meant she had just over a year to conceive.
And The Times has challenged its readers to come up with pitches of their own.
The Los Angeles Times had challenged the order, saying it was overly broad.
