Sentence examples for serious challenge at from inspiring English sources

This is Pate's first serious challenge at a Champions Tour event.

She could face a serious challenge at the trials if Joyner-Kersee actually comes out of retirement.

His decision to employ John McEnroe as a coaching consultant this summer suggests Raonic has more than just his huge serve to make a serious challenge at Wimbledon.

Mantilla made only one serious challenge at breaking Rusedski, going ahead by 40-0 in the eighth game of the final set.

This is the 1994 World Cup in reverse for Colombia and without getting carried away, it is tempting to wonder whether we are looking at a team capable of mounting a serious challenge at these finals.

Those protests have since grown, but so has investor confidence that they pose no serious challenge, at least in the short term, to Mr. Putin and may in fact exert a positive influence on equity markets by elevating pressure on his government to bring about economic change.

But Ince will immediately face serious challenges at Ewood Park, with David Bentley, the England winger, having stated his intention to leave.

The development of such platforms faces serious challenges at both the technological level due to cost ineffectiveness, and the knowledge level due to large genotype phenotype gaps in crop plants.

Minor parties like the Greens are hobbled by laws, written by major parties, that make serious challenges at high levels next to impossible; and their candidates tend either to be unknown or implausible in other ways.

Mindful that we are engaged in two wars and face other serious challenges at home and around the world, and with a profound sense of personal responsibility to and for our men and women in uniform and their families, I must do my duty as they do theirs.

Such a philosophical conclusion obviously raises serious challenges at the anthropological, moral and religious level.