Sentence examples for may challenge this from inspiring English sources

We work for the Queen.'" If Corbyn makes it into office, his republicanism may challenge this mindset rather more fundamentally.

The Trump administration may challenge this waiver, which has forced Detroit to make more fuel-efficient cars so they can be sold in the large California market.

"Defendants may challenge this procedure as unfair," Mr. Wray wrote, and ask instead for the two-stage, or bifurcated, trial like that used in the case of Mr. Strong, the car burglar.

The violence in Libya, where Muammar Qaddafi has responded to uprisings with live ammunition and war planes, may challenge "this zeitgeist that has been sweeping the region, this idea that suddenly people are no longer afraid," Steavenson says.

The new findings may challenge this orderliness.

EH may challenge this view, as every attempt to draw a line somewhere to demarcate the chaotic from non-chaotic systems is bound to be somewhat arbitrary.

Still, younger students have to take the test, a policy that teachers may challenge this year.

Professionals working in addiction treatment report high levels of psychological distress related to work and this may challenge the establishment of a trustful therapeutic alliance, and lead to a loss of care quality provided to service users.

This may challenge the purely conductive thermal model presented by Schintgen et al. (2015).

One may challenge the suitability of this as a foundation for the normative content of certain claims, but this is a different criticism from the above charge.

Depending on the number of medication users and expected event rate, this may challenge the feasibility of some studies.