Sentence examples for over challenge from inspiring English sources

However, the weight should not over challenge you.

If anything, the preference for cheer over challenge on the big screen seems to be growing.

The Times confined itself to a news story, "Gove wins lawyers' backing over challenge to Cameron", that quoted legal opinion largely supportive of Gove's point of view.

Huddersfield have not won at Knowsley Road since 1978 but they go into Friday's game on the back of a seven-match winning run, culminating in a 34-22 victoverover Challenge Cup winners Warrington at the Halliwell Jones Stadium.

Look at the headlines: "Cam blasts Gove over treaty slur" (Daily Mirror); "Gove wins lawyers' backing over challenge to Cameron" (Times); "Uproar as Gove slams PM's 'illegal' EU deal" (Express); "Gove warns Cameron's deal could fall apart in European court" (Telegraph); "Gove: Cam caused migrant misery" (Sun); and "Civil war breaks out in Tory ranks over Cameron's EU deal" (Guardian).

An iterative procedure where a column 0.5 cm in diameter and 5 cm in height was subjected to multiple AEX chromatography cycles using representative load material and a scheme of over challenge was performed, until the cumulative amount of protein from protein A peak pools that had been challenged onto the resin reached predefined amounts (1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 g/mL).

Ramprakash described Buttler's preparation on this tour as exemplary and compared it to that of an elite athlete but accepted there is a limit to how much simulated match scenarios in the nets can prepare a player, such as the "10-over challenge" during the drawn first Test in Rajkot in which the back-up bowlers Gareth Batty and Jake Ball tested him to stated fields.

Privately, officials fear if they over-challenge Assad the UN will be thrown out of the country.

Now his search is over, a challenge and a reproach to ours.

When one car loses speed, another will have the chance to take over or challenge for position.

But when the dust settles and a new president takes over, the challenge will be hard to avoid.