Sentence examples for quick to challenge from inspiring English sources

The sector is increasingly quick to challenge assumptions about its riskiness.

Her rivals for the job of mayor — nine in all — are also quick to challenge her boasts.

Defense lawyers are likely to be quick to challenge the guidelines and federal judges, many of whom have disliked the system, may be receptive to the arguments.

Barcelona and Bayern were quick to challenge for the ball, identified as a mutual objective, and quicker to go for the throat.

He is quick to challenge any perception of him as a Borscht Belt comic; he was, he points out, the first stand-up comedian to play Carnegie Hall.

Winner was always quick to challenge the press – he taped his interviews – either directly or through legal action (he gave away the damages).

"I'm going to have to run quicker to challenge.

I'm confident we can find a set-up that is going to work for us but whether we will be quick enough to challenge right at the front I don't know".

Nor do they have a big man who can slide over quick enough to challenge his shot before Westbrook flushes or sidesteps into an effortless finger roll.

A small airport, he said, "can respond quicker to challenges and opportunities, and experiment a bit in the way it promotes itself".

Oh my goodness!! 3.36am BST Rangers 4-4 Kings, 12 53, first overtime Hagelin crosses but nobody's home for NY to challenge Quick... Other end, Toffoli fires, Pearson with a misdirection, but Lundqvist makes the stop!