Sentence examples for slowly challenged from inspiring English sources

The early military gains were slowly challenged by political and diplomatic difficulties that robbed Israel of its clear victories.

Scientific and technological advances may progress rapidly and boldly, but political support and competing priorities are thick with complexity and change slowly, challenging science-based conservation plans.

In San Pedro Pinula, the migration and return of Maya residents also permits them to slowly challenge ethnic roles that have developed over the last five centuries.

The black political establishment, while still a juggernaut, is slowly being challenged.

This spectacular failure to respond to the internet age is slowly being challenged, however, both by the country's new government and a few entrepreneurs.

It is the tenets of the secular society that have afforded us these freedoms, each of which is slowly being challenged by a growing threat from religious fundamentalism.

So its place in the lore of the industry remains, but recently publishers and writers and agents are starting to become aware that this tradition is being slowly but surely challenged by what is called "the best bid" method of selling writing to editors.

There, she decorates her personal space with photos of WE icons like Faye Dunaway and Debbie Allen and bushels of snapshots of the orphans -- both developmentally challenged, both slowly coming around after much nurturing -- she adopted in Romania in 2000.

The classical model of innovation behind closed doors is slowly but surely being challenged by the Open Innovation model that is reshaping the way organizations bring new products and services into the market.

Beginning with the regulation of local government in the first part of the century and marked by famous if ineffective challenges to the powers exercised by the executive during two world wars, a body of public-law remedies was slowly developed to challenge the executive's freedom to act or at least to call it to account for its actions.

We all know that science is perceived to move really slowly, but I challenge anyone to be as efficient as a postdoc with a 48-hour submission deadline!