Sentence examples for repeated challenges from inspiring English sources

Repeated challenges since 1973 narrowed the scope of Roe v. Wade but did not overturn it.

But he expressed doubt that Mr. Weinstein's repeated challenges had hurt the board.

He said the drawn-out controversy and repeated challenges were "bad for everyone involved".

We also identify the contradictions that were institutionalized in this field resulting in repeated challenges to the Council.

A secondary objective was to determine whether the severity of acidosis changes with repeated challenges.

Their Upper West Side roots, Paste magazine noted, have drawn repeated challenges to their authenticity as artists.

LIKE the legendary frontiersman Bill Williams, for whom the town was named, Williams, Ariz., is a survivor, withstanding repeated challenges to its existence over the last few decades.

Boehner has faced repeated challenges to his leadership from the right wing of his caucus since ascending to the top post in the House in 2011.

But eight of those successful free throws came during the last six minutes as the Blue Demons staved off repeated challenges for a 74-69 upset victory.

Some of the oft-repeated challenges to mobile learning as a viable vehicle for education include the costs associated with ownership and maintenance of the devices, fears of inappropriate use, and the alleged difficulty of reading on the devices with small screens.

Despite the fact that the U.S. boasts over 8.6 million women-led businesses with a cumulative $1.3 trillion in revenues (not to mention that the number of women-owned businesses is growing at one and a half times the national average), one of the most oft-repeated challenges of women entrepreneurs is a perceived lack of support for their business ambitions.