Sentence examples for remarks challenge from inspiring English sources

Taken together, these remarks challenge us to go beyond trying to quickly fix the immediate problems of toxic mortgages, risky banks, a struggling American car industry and escalating health care costs.

His remarks challenged Republicans and Democrats alike to question whether their politics -- their most powerful tool to change the world for the better -- truly reflected their faiths where the environment is concerned.

That remark challenged him, he said, both to determine whether it was true and to see if he could do it.

Goldman's remark challenges the idea that the City would be better off without Brussels and its burdensome regulation, including a new controversial cap on bonuses across the euro zone.

As Cose remarks, "The challenge facing civil rights groups... will be convincing the public that the battle for civil rights is anything but a relic in this age when... old-fashioned racism grows weaker by the day".

My remarks, which challenged the status quo, landed me in my first political trouble.

His remarks were challenged by the Labour candidate, Naushabah Khan, who is the daughter of immigrants.

Randolph's critical remarks, which challenged the Mets' television network, SportsNet New York, irritated team officials.

But, in what has become a regular feature of his policy discussions, he closed his remarks by challenging Mr. Bush to issue a detailed plan.

This document was issued in the West Midlands.'" Minutes after Cameron's remarks, Burnham challenged the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, over a separate document issued centrally by NHS England in January last year.

In the following edited excerpts of his remarks, Jones challenges the notion of a flattening world while still offering a hopeful take on the present as viewed from 100 years hence.