Sentence examples for it can be challenged from inspiring English sources

The more overreach is built into a program, the less it can be challenged.

The ECI is authoritative and decisive in matters of elections for instance, where the law is ambiguous but it can be challenged in courts of law.

China's shrapnel, created in a higher orbit, could be around for a century to come.The missile shot put America on notice that it can be challenged in space.

We must return to John Stuart Mill: let any idea however offensive be freely expressed, so that it can be challenged and where necessary rationally rebutted.

Litigation is already becoming more frequent and more costly.To improve matters, America is considering legislation that would specify a period after the granting of a patent during which it can be challenged.

To begin, since the principle has three parts, it follows that it can be challenged in (at least) three different ways: either deny that Jews constitute "a people" in the relevant sense, deny that the right to self-determination really involves what advocates of the principle claim it does, or deny that Jews have the requisite claim on the geographical area in question.

Even then it can be challenging.

This doesn't have to be a costly exercise, but it can be challenging.

If your business isn't around permanently it can be challenging to build a brand.

It can be challenging to help people who have been homeless to get into unsupported accommodation.

And it can be challenging at this time of year to find a front-page lead.