Sentence examples for preparing to challenge from inspiring English sources

"But for two years, he's been preparing to challenge me and working hard at it.

Some of the boaters concerned are now preparing to challenge the increased fees.

SAN FRANCISCO — Is the Justice Department preparing to challenge a high-profile advertising partnership between Google and Yahoo?

"The policy is overly broad as applied to Ms Hickox and we are preparing to challenge it on her behalf".

And Senator Ron Rice, the state's most vocal opponent of needle exchange, is already preparing to challenge the bills.

It is understood that Varnish's legal team is preparing to challenge British Cycling's behaviour on several fronts.

China is preparing to challenge the UK's supremacy in nurturing innovation in financial technology, business leaders have warned the government.

Mr Brown is preparing to challenge the Conservative leadership to support the measure – or risk losing other widely supported pieces of legislation.

Labour has attacked the Government over its valuation of the business and is preparing to challenge the Coalition over the sell-off in the Commons this week.

In Texas, where the administrative change was announced Wednesday, lawyers for an inmate scheduled to die next month are preparing to challenge the substitution of the new drug.

The advertisements, along with the rising tenor of the candidates' own words, provide a window into how they are preparing to challenge one another.