Sentence examples for if challenges from inspiring English sources

And finally, when — not if — challenges mount, will Chance continue to support the site?

SL Green Realty said it would move forward with a suit if challenges to a skyscraper it hopes to build near Grand Central Terminal weren't dropped.

In the long run, is it better or worse for the G.O.P. if challenges to voter eligibility and stricter identification demands help it win a swing state or two?

If challenges such as "too high" or "too low" are accepted without requiring the skeptics to put forth alternative estimates or clear rationales, then snap judgments by senior managers can carry the same weight as carefully researched plans.

The clerics' denunciation of the party came two days after 33 prominent business figures called for action to arrest a decline in confidence in South Africa's future, warning the country could "unravel" if challenges in education, corruption and unemployment were left unresolved.

Creative scientists enjoy the learning process, but if challenges continue without respite, they have no opportunity to develop their personal areas of mastery.

Thanks to the what-if challenges of a group of aficionados (frobozzz, Hans and Gary H. to name a few), the puzzle soon became more challenging than at first sight, and I decided to make it really apply to my own car.

If challenged by upstarts, incumbents almost always prevail.

If challenged, the response of the slavers was often ruthless.

They also hope that if challenged it will prevail.

So if challenged, you should choose to defend.