Sentence examples for regularly challenging from inspiring English sources

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

The site is credited with being the only source for controversial topics linked to the conflict and the only media outlet regularly challenging attitudes towards peace and conflict.

The women reached their peak more than a decade ago, when Arantxa Sánchez Vicario and Conchita Martínez were regularly challenging for and winning significant titles.

But Ayre and Rodgers managed to give the impression – to their club's fans as well as to the Uruguayan – that they were genuine in their desire to pay whatever it would take to get him to remain at Anfield on the basis that he will be a part of a team regularly challenging for the very highest honours once again.

O'Neill's potential return to management, following his sudden resignation from Aston Villa last August, is largely dependant on the amount of autonomy he will be granted by Short and the freedom to appoint his own coaching staff, allied to the level of budget he will have to invest, both in the January transfer window and beyond with the long-term aim of regularly challenging for Europe.

The town is more renowned for rugby league, with Warrington Wolves regularly challenging for domestic honours, but many of their supporters have been caught up in the cup fervour.

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

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

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

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.