Sentence examples for most direct challenge from inspiring English sources
Facebook's most direct challenge to television is yet to come.
The prospect of Mr. Sharif's return presents the most direct challenge yet to General Musharraf, who flirted with imposing emergency rule this month.
The US, in its most direct challenge to Chinese military endeavours in two decades, flew two B-52 bombers through the zone without notifying the Chinese.
It was the most direct challenge to the party's authority in the history of the People's Republic: and in the end, the Communists crushed it with great brutality.
The New York Times' unraveling of the holdings of the Chinese premier, Wen Jiabao, and his family may be its most direct challenge to a sitting government since its publication of the Pentagon Papers in 1971.
The Archdiocese of Washington released a strong letter of rebuke to Georgetown's president on Tuesday afternoon, calling Ms. Sebelius the architect of the birth control mandate — "the most direct challenge to religious liberty in recent history".
Monday's complaint represents one of the most direct challenges by the federal government to allegations of high-pressure recruiting tactics aimed at enrolling as many students as possible, regardless of whether they are likely to succeed.
The drive, known as Project Varela, is the most direct peaceful challenge to Cuba's one-party Communist rule in its 43 years.
Infusing fluid is obviously the most direct way to challenge fluid responsiveness [81].
The most direct way to challenge it is to construct an account of what it is to learn a primitive concept and to show that it is immune to Fodor's challenges (Margolis 1998, Laurence & Margolis 2002, Carey 2009).
DealBook » TCI Urges EADS to Sell Stake in Dassault Aviation | The Financial Times reports that "TCI, the activist hedge fund, has written to the chief executive of EADS to demand it sell one of its most sensitive assets" in a direct challenge to the military contractor's management and the French government.
