Sentence examples for now challenged from inspiring English sources

So, too, is economic freedom, now challenged by high-growth "state capitalism" in China and elsewhere.

French dominance is now challenged by a third global player, Thames Water P.L.C. of Britain.

Soloway now challenged the declarer by leading his remaining low spade.

"We are now challenged to understand the nature of impermanence through the study of how fast particles decay".

However, the English church was now challenged by Calvinism, not only in doctrine but in ecclesiastical organization.

"After too long an identity crisis, Eddie Bauer is now challenged to do no less than hit the bull's-eye".

It said it now "challenged other farmers to pick up the baton, and see where these concepts can take them".

It surely can't be healthy for the world's greatest democracy, now challenged in its role of political and economic leadership".

He has now challenged the players to repeat what they usually do every year and kick on in the new year.

This photographer of "real people" has spawned legions of imitators, just as the editors who dress for attention are now challenged by bloggers who dress for attention.

The Guardian has now challenged Missouri's refusal to provide any information in the Cole County circuit court that covers the state's capital, Jefferson City.