Sentence examples for is talk of a challenge from inspiring English sources

Already there is talk of a challenge to his leadership.These setbacks for the unions come at a time when Republicans are gearing up to clobber them.

Even within the Democratic Party there is talk of a challenge, potentially from the state treasurer, Phil Angelides, or the attorney general, Bill Lockyer, even though neither has commented on a run.

Over the weekend there was talk of leadership challenges.

There was talk of legal challenges to the tightest results and the entire election came down to two small states out west, Nevada and Oregon.

The Government was in deep trouble and there was talk of leadership challenges to the prime minister: "Poor Mr Major, he just can't get anything right," was the headline on Alan Watkins' column.

And on the edgiest side of things, there is talk about a primary challenge for Obama, and even a 3rd party effort.

While there has been some talk of a challenge from the left in the Democratic Primary in 2012, Obama's political team seems to understand that this is very unlikely to occur and even more unlikely to be a significant challenge if it were to occur.

There was even talk of a challenge to the party leadership position of Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi.

"This kind of stuff I'm talking about is a challenge to play onstage," he allowed, and chuckled.

There is also talk of a legal challenge to the very notion of being able to elect a dead person.As Missourians watched the all-night newscasts of the crash, many had a strong sense of déjà-vu.

Similar laws in the UK have been overturned as being "inconsistent with European Union Law," there's no talk of a court challenge and all attempts made by The Greens to add extra layers of protection were defeated in the Senate.