Sentence examples for most effectively challenged from inspiring English sources

The motion was most effectively challenged from the floor, rather than by Dale and Whittle.

The speech effectively challenged Mr. Bersani, a moderate who will most likely have to tack further left.

Kennedy's most convincing points were on the economics of nuclear energy (an area the film avoids tackling), while Stone effectively challenged assertions about health risks.

Board votes are rarely effectively challenged.

Never since A Charlie Brown Christmas has a movie so effectively challenged the commercialization of the season.

An effective party will be united around a clear program, strategy, and tactics, developed democratically; encourage autonomy and creativity in their implementation; confront head-on the challenges to multi-class and multi-ethnic cooperation; and approach the work with the professionalism needed to effectively challenge the most powerful ruling class on earth.

Why were you not able to effectively challenge one of the most unpopular presidents of all time on an important issue like Iraq?

(The African Union as well as most democracies including the US did though effectively challenge Pierre Nkurunziza's effort to indefinitely extend his hold to power in Burundi).

Most people see gentrification as an unstoppable force, but Berlin might be the first city that actually has a chance to effectively challenge that preconception.

The detainee cannot effectively challenge that designation.

Now, though, the Republicans are too busy feuding among themselves to effectively challenge Mrs. Clinton.