Sentence examples for radical challenges from inspiring English sources

By thwarting the elected Parliament, Mr. Khamenei mocks democratic principles and invites more radical challenges to clerical rule in the future.

"Sesame Street" and "The Muppet Show," which began as radical challenges to the children's education status quo, have become synonymous with cultural wholesomeness and normalcy.

The radical challenge presented to the engineers at Bose, who've dealt with their share of radical challenges through the years, was to incorporate a high-quality, surround-sound audio system invisibly inside a flat-panel television set.

The primary purpose of foreign aid, as it has been since its conception after World War II by European nations hoping to bind their colonies to them in fact if not name, is to maintain the military and economic power of the rich nations by buying cooperation and forestalling state failure and radical challenges.

The tea-party movement has been effective at mobilising conservative voters and shaping public discourse, Republicans look set to make big gains in November, and from a strategic standpoint the radical challenges appear to be a smashing success.On the Democratic side, though, I haven't observed a similar trend.

In short, Mormons appear to be a mainstream evangelical church, upholding private property, traditional family values and the separation of church and state.Yet, when they were founded in the early 19th century, the Mormons mounted radical challenges to each of these things.

And it's that which is feminism's most radical challenge.

The proposal does constitute a radical challenge to the philanthropic status quo.

Let me tell you: this may be the most radical, challenging film ever made.

Their politics, although a radical challenge to the conventional wisdom, have never been of the left.

But few historians would describe his presidency as a radical challenge to the status quo.