Sentence examples for nearly unchallenged from inspiring English sources

There could be no doubt that, by addressing the problem of technology's nearly unchallenged predominance, Heidegger was responding to one of the central concerns of modern life.

So long as the coalition holds together, it can govern nearly unchallenged and easily alter Serbia's Constitution with the 176 seats it is expected to hold.

And nobody covered sports better than ESPN, which enjoyed a run of nearly unchallenged supremacy, before the Internet succeeded in diverting audience attention in so many directions.

Such worries are compounded by the fact that the A.N.C.'s nearly unchallenged rule of the past 15 years has turned South Africa into a virtual one-party state, with all the cronyism and corruption that that entails.

The story that now reigns nearly unchallenged in the media and political discourse obliterates more than 33 years of roadblocks, thousands of prisoners, deportations, and killings of innocent people.

Before the age of revolutions, slavery and the trans-Atlantic trade in human beings existed nearly unchallenged, except by the slaves themselves (who objected to their own enslavement but rarely to the practice of slavery).

Guild rule then continued virtually unchallenged until 1378.

Likewise, social media itself has been nearly messianic, and largely unchallenged, in its entirely faith-based certainty that it is the future of advertising.

Crimea has limited strategic significance to the west, its population is overwhelmingly in favour of union with Russia, and its shift to Russia has been nearly bloodless and largely unchallenged.

The decisions made by U.S. Treasury officials in the 1920s the last time U.S. banknotes received a design overhaul have remained largely unchallenged and unchanged for nearly a century.

Post-viability abortions are illegal in Nebraska and nearly all other states, a boundary that is unchallenged in this case and that makes the briefs' references to "infanticide" appear puzzling.