Sentence examples for ideological challenges from inspiring English sources

The party also faces growing ideological challenges.

"Climate change presents numerous ideological challenges to our culture and our beliefs," Professor Hoffman of the Erb Institute says.

His gaonate, however, gave an official stamp to his many works, which responded to the ideological challenges to Rabbinism by restating traditional Judaism in intellectually cogent terms.

He navigated more than his share of ideological challenges, but it seems unlikely that he would have survived those of the Cultural Revolution.

The military regime strengthened its ideological control by terrifying opposition movements and ideological challenges.

North Carolina is an amazing state that has experienced a number of ideological challenges and fundamental shifts over the years, some of which have been quite damaging to its reputation.

But Warren represents a genuine ideological challenge to Brown — and to her own party as well.

Edwards presents not only an ideological challenge to Clintonism but a tactical one as well.

At one point, Trump's candidacy seemed to represent an ideological challenge to the Party.

Is the left going to mount a coherent ideological challenge to the right, or are these just border skirmishes?

It was Margaret Thatcher who first saw local government – especially the GLC, and Labour-voting cities in the north – as a direct ideological challenge to Conservative rule in Westminster.