Sentence examples for needless challenges from inspiring English sources

The press sets up a robust body – independent of government and serving editors – and earns legal protections from needless challenges in court.

"There were one or two needless challenges, particularly in the second half, that put us under pressure again, and then you have to make decisions, because you are down to 10 men and don't want to lose any more men.

That would be disrespectful, he says – a needless challenge to Badongo's authority.

With nine minutes remaining, Liam Ridgewell went down easily in the Sunderland penalty area under a needless challenge from Johnson.

It came 17 minutes from the end, for a completely needless challenge on Miodrag Dzudovic, that led to the 25-year-old becoming only the second England player - after David Beckham - to be sent off twice.

Guilty of a needless challenge which led to Andorra's penalty, and offered little in attack on the left wing.

His debut came on 24 March 2012 as a 72nd minute substitute in a 1 0 defeat at home Marine, and was sent off after nine minutes for a needless challenge on Neil Harvey.

10.04pm GMT 75 mins Another New Zealand player loses his chance at playing in the second leg in Wellington, Leo Bertos collecting a yellow card that will earn him a suspension with a fairly needless late challenge in midfield.

Gabriel Zakuani made a needless and clumsy challenge on Danny Gabbidon from a corner and, from the resulting penalty, Murray stepped up to equalise.

But on a conference call with analysts Wednesday, Mr. Termeer said that the proxy challenge was a needless distraction.

And needless to say, none have challenged Wall Street's deregulation.