Sentence examples for repeatedly challenging from inspiring English sources
The Conservatives fought Elections Canada to the last ditch, repeatedly challenging it in the courts.
Senator Ron Johnson riled Clinton by repeatedly challenging her account of the events leading up to the attack.
The three popular oppositionists were detained in February 2011 after repeatedly challenging the Iranian establishment over human rights abuses.
He demonstrated objectivity, persistence, charm and no little political skill in repeatedly challenging powerful industries such as beer and cement.
That didn't stop them from repeatedly challenging him to, as Mr. Cameron put it, "Do the last bold thing left to you — call an election".
She "was tough on defense lawyers, repeatedly challenging their claims that minority defendants were disproportionately singled out," The New York Times reported this week.
Or has been repeatedly challenged.
Labour MPs repeatedly challenged Hammond about the price of Brexit.
Several parts of the resolution have been repeatedly challenged by presidents.
He has repeatedly challenged doctors and hospitals to provide better care at a lower cost.
Patterson repeatedly challenged industry convention, sometimes over the objections of his own publisher.
