Sentence examples for rampant challenges from inspiring English sources

But I'm reminded of a spate of rampant challenges, in the nineteen-eighties, to the authenticity of many paintings accepted as Rembrandts, sometimes with reference to their relative quality, and of one authority's defensive observation: "Even Rembrandt had Monday mornings".

Rocky, Top Gun, and John Wayne combined will be needed to dig devastated America's Cup defender Oracle Team USA out of the fiery pit into which they have been consigned by the rampant challenge from Emirates Team New Zealand.

Chris Riley and Mickey Higham both registered a brace as the rampant Challenge Cup winners clocked up 10 tries for the second match running.

Under this administration, change is the order of the day, ranging from the decision to try terrorists in civilian courts to ignoring China's rampant challenge to long-standing U.S. strategic interests.

Recently, Shed tried to trademark the device, but Ann Summers, the British chain lingerie store behind the Rampant Rabbit, challenged his trademark application, accidentally giving the Rampant Rabbi a whole lot of publicity in the process.

A5 Elections in Trinidad, Again Prime Minister Basdeo Panday will face a general election tomorrow less than a year after he was re-elected, after accusations of rampant corruption, legal challenges to his mandate and the defection of key allies stalled the government and forced a new vote.

Less than a year after Prime Minister Basdeo Panday was re-elected, accusations of rampant corruption, legal challenges to his mandate and the defection of crucial allies have forced him into the unprecedented situation of facing general elections four years earlier than scheduled.

And activists, especially people who challenge rampant land seizures, are regularly arrested or disappear.

With economic challenges running rampant, double-income households are much more commonplace with technology and media taking the place of parenting.

Despite rapid social transformation since the fall of apartheid, arts and culture have seldom found a place among government initiatives combating grave socio economic challenges, including rampant poverty and an inadequate education infrastructure.

In an era when misinformation is rampant and the political challenges seem more in need of expert explanation than ever, an end to America's free press would be... dark.