Sentence examples for scrambling to challenge from inspiring English sources

STEVEN M. DAVIDOFF NEW DEADLINE Financial regulators granted the public nearly two additional months to weigh in on controversial new mortgage securities restrictions, a nod to the banks and consumer groups scrambling to challenge the proposed rules.

Williams still takes his fair share of jumpers when the ball swings to him on the outside (he's made nearly half of his 3-pointers this season, a shooting mark that will surely regress), but he's also looked to put the ball on the floor against a defense scrambling to challenge his shot.

Concerned that the Supreme Court will overrule the more liberal federal judges of the Ninth Circuit, as it did in a medical marijuana case last May, some public defenders are scrambling to challenge sentences quickly, making use of the favorable ruling for as long as it lasts.

Gay and lesbian couples flocked to wed as Utah officials scrambled to challenge U.S. District Judge Robert J. Shelby's ruling, which quoted and embraced Scalia's warning.

Cleanup crews and local officials are scrambling to confront challenges ranging from chemical residue to protesting families five days after a chemical storage facility exploded in the northern Chinese city of Tianjin.

In response to the growing market pressures of global commerce, producers are scrambling to meet the challenge by making more diverse and better products.

AS the crucial summer travel season starts, how much are tourism marketers scrambling to meet the challenges from fast-rising gasoline prices and airfares?

But his withdrawal from the campaign, coming on the heels of an eight-day air blitz on the Gaza Strip and eight weeks before Israeli elections, highlighted the disarray in Israel's center-left bloc, where political operatives have been scrambling to organize a credible challenge to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Those problems and others have been revealed by congressional oversight investigators who released emails and outside reports that paint an administration scrambling to meet the technological challenges of the marketplace - and usually failing to do so.

Once more in dealing with a crisis, precious time has been wasted on pointing fingers instead of working collectively to assess and tackle the challenge; on scrambling to raise fences along national borders as if this could be a solution to the largest refugee flows since WW II, instead of resolutely joining forces, resources and ideas to seek the best possible solutions.

There's not a place on the planet that's not challenged by swine flu right now, scrambling to come up with resources and tools and plans.