Sentence examples for point challengers from inspiring English sources
At the halfway point, challengers had put on significantly more weight than age-matched control meerkats from other litters.
On this central point, the challengers have come to the end of the road and EPA's regulatory program is the law of the land.
Both Trump and Sanders open the eight-day fight for New Hampshire with leads of at least 20 points over challengers in recent state polls.
For example, in 2012 incumbent President Barack Obama won by only three percentage points over challenger Mitt Romney with a slight majority of 50.8percentt -- and the state would likely have been near a dead heat if Obama and Romney had tied in the popular vote.
But Mr. Carollo's challengers point to a list of problems and embarrassing moments.
The law's challengers point out that standard medical practice has changed and doctors routinely prescribe the drugs differently now (at much lower doses and two weeks later into a pregnancy), which is fully permitted by federal law.
OneWorld and Alinghi both have four victories but the Seattle entry has only three points, losing a point before the challenger series began because of a rules infraction.
Final results on Tuesday showed that the 80 year old Mr Lugar, first elected in 1976, lost by a 20 point margin to challenger Richard Mourdock, the state's treasurer who was strongly backed by the Tea party and other conservative groups.
They then scored 102 goals in 42 games, losing only four times, to win the Evo-Stik Premier by 17 points from nearest challengers Northwich Victoria in 2011-12.
In fact, at a recent event I hosted, Starling's Chief Platform Officer Megan Caywood also made the point that the challenger banks and wider fintech startup ecosystem are in many ways on the same side.
Arsenal lost to Everton a month after Wenger's comments – their first league defeat since December 2001, but built an eight-point lead over challengers Manchester United by March 2003.
