Sentence examples for only challenging from inspiring English sources

Sharing is not only challenging an existing model; it is generating its own labor force.

"Commercialism isn't challenging creatively; it's only challenging in a stamina way.

In making the revival of the Middle East talks his top priority, Mr. Kerry is not only challenging the status quo in the region but also taking on the conventional wisdom in much of the American foreign policy establishment.

Rick Hasen reported on his Election Law blog that Texas is not only challenging the Justice Department on the merits of its decision, but is arguing that Section 5 is an unconstitutional infringement on states' rights.

This new dynamic is not only challenging the way the candidates are approaching the contest, but is also throwing into confusion how the results of these contests should be judged, by the campaigns and by the news media that report on them.

It accuses DeCavalcante members of not only challenging a longstanding mob tradition by conspiring to murder the wife and children of a man they believed was a turncoat, but also of a somewhat cannibalistic plot (metaphorically speaking) to kill three men, listed in the indictment both as defendants and as targets.

You can only challenge a final agency decision.

Turning to European history, however, only challenged me further.

This production peak is only challenged about 2 millennia later, with the industrial revolution.

They could only challenge the monarchy over my dead body".

The abuse scandal not only challenged her as a journalist.