Sentence examples for likely to challenge from inspiring English sources

A team with more talent, like Arizona, is likely to challenge Belmont on the perimeter instead.

"The Favourite" now looks like the film most likely to challenge "Roma" for best picture.

Some coaches, like Vermeil, George Seifert and Joe Gibbs, are naturally more open, while Bill Parcells was more likely to challenge the need for information.

They are likely to challenge the new cuts as well.

Others are likely to challenge Facebook in the coming months.

The players' union, which has a copy of the report, is likely to challenge the figures.

The defense also indicated that it was likely to challenge the untested state antiterrorism law.

"Schools' lack of confidence in Ofqual also makes them more likely to challenge".

Labour is likely to challenge the government to say if it will accept the experts' recommendation.

The European Commission seems likely to challenge this apparently flagrant breach of European law.

Poorer nations are even less likely to challenge FIFA, as they benefit from its handouts.