Sentence examples for regularly challenge from inspiring English sources

We should expect the media to regularly challenge such misleading statements.

Pentecostal pastors in Ghana, perhaps envious of his success, regularly challenge him to spiritual battles to prove who possesses greater powers.

If we can't learn to recognise this pattern and regularly challenge it, then any apparently better way to eat will simply end up morphing into the old forms of black and white, good and bad.

Southampton play Liverpool in the Capital One Cup quarter-finals tonight but Koeman has said they will have to change their transfer policy, by spending big to replace the players that they will seemingly inevitably lose, if they want to regularly challenge for trophies.

Whelbourne, 23, who competed at both the Vancouver and Sochi Olympics, has recently begun to regularly challenge for places in World Cup finals for the first time in his career.

Matches between these two clubs are referred to as the Derby d'Italia (Derby of Italy) and the two regularly challenge each other at the top of the league table, hence the intense rivalry.

"We are regularly challenged by conspiracies to spark sociopolitical instability and violate our national sovereignty and territorial integrity," he said.

Throughout the 1980s such labels were regularly challenging the majors in the Top 20, particularly in the album charts.

Top in both categories is Jesper Parnevik, a Swede who lives in Florida and regularly challenges for golf's major titles.

It is an iconic liberal publication that has regularly challenged Communist Party officials and policies but has come under tighter control in recent years, particularly since the summer.

Although Spain has regularly challenged Britain's 300-year-old control of Gibraltar, the territory's decision to build the reef has heightened tensions considerably.