Sentence examples for instantly challenged from inspiring English sources
Each project was approved, and each was instantly challenged in court by local homeowners.
This is instantly challenged by one or more candidates for the special distinction of greatest goddam writer in the world.
Sugg's place in literary history was, however, almost instantly challenged by a report in the Sunday Times.
My older cousin had played me a cassette with snippets of Malcolm's famous speech, The Ballot or the Bullet, so I was already primed; but it was the searing honesty, the crystal articulations of an angry man, a spiritual man, a man of the people, which instantly challenged and motivated me.
Ralph's club sandwich can swing in the ring with any local contender, and the headliner burger with onions, pickles, heirloom tomatoes, lettuce, cheddar and bacon instantly challenges the one served at Scoop (154 Rue Saint-Honore, 1st Arrondissement; +33 1 42 60 31 84) as the best in town - and so it should for a thumping 27 euros.
Republicans, who had been increasingly optimistic that Mr. Torricelli's troubles would help give them the Senate majority, instantly vowed to challenge any effort to take his name off the ballot and tried to cast the Democratic maneuver as yet another ethical issue.
Will the child's emotional security be challenged if friends are not made instantly in the new class?
And so it is with the Tiwanaku, who produced ponchos, caps, pouches, and other costume pieces that are instantly recognizable wherever seen and challenge the contemporary weaver with their variety, fantastically tight weave, and remarkable richness of colour.
In a world where we can connect to almost anyone, instantly, where are the global social movements challenging inequality, climate change or bigotry in all its forms?
And Stewart, too, possibly contributed to the confusion (even if he had instantly realized Gingrich's error) by not challenging Gingrich on the legal implications of citizenship.
Nonetheless, he points out, every second of life on earth is filled with millions of types of dim-witted creatures using nervous systems to respond instantly to environmental challenges that stump the powerful digital brains of today's computer-driven robots.
