Sentence examples for is about to challenge from inspiring English sources

But the Revenue is about to challenge some of these arrangements and has recently brought in legislation to kill previous schemes after several years of argument in court.

Rick Santorum is about to challenge that fate.

And, just to pile on a few more challenges, an article in the Wall Street Journal revealed that McDonald's is about to challenge the long-dominant Starbucks by offering specialty coffee beverages.

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson attended Lille's match away to Lyon on Saturday evening, sparking suggestions that he is about to challenge Tottenham and Arsenal in the race for the visitors' 21-year-old attacker Eden Hazard.

Albanese said "nobody has ever said they're about to challenge Bill Shorten".

While his mother tackles the Vatican, Justin McAleese may be about to challenge the shibboleths of another archaic institution: Fianna Fail.

Hartnett went on: "We have hundreds under investigation, some of them under criminal investigation, and we are about to challenge another 800.

Carter-Ruck withdrew its gagging attempt by lunchtime, shortly before a 2pm high court hearing at which the Guardian was about to challenge its stance, with the backing of other national newspapers.

I found an interesting article on Google and how they're about to challenge Microsoft even farther with offline web applications.

The siren apparently startled McCann and Farrell, just as Soldiers "A" and "B" were about to challenge them, outside the Shell petrol station on Winston Churchill Avenue.

The man who was about to challenge him for his title, Sergey Karjakin of Russia, was no doubt a tough opponent.