Sentence examples for soon to challenge from inspiring English sources

Barcelona were soon to challenge that supremacy but Guardiola's tiki-taka treble might have had to wait had Uefa supplied a more experienced official at Stamford Bridge.

In the 1990's he presciently warned that insurgencies would soon return to challenge the United States.

New guidelines will soon require bartenders to challenge anyone who looks under 21, though the drinking age remains 18.

Volkswagen, the market leader in China, believes it will soon be able to challenge Toyota as the world's biggest carmaker.

Walmart needs to make some systemic changes soon in order to challenge Amazon's real killer IP — customer insight.

Players will also soon be able to challenge friends and compete to see who can get the highest score in three rounds.

Price, an Olympic bronze medallist in 2008, has already won the British and Commonwealth heavyweight titles and told BBC Sport in January that he will soon be ready to challenge the best in the world.

The sixty-vote threshold to break Senate filibusters was soon to be challenged by the Democrats.

That win did not upset the older order, because Federer arrived the following year and settled in for a long reign, soon to be challenged by Nadal.

Remarkably, the necessity of each of these principles was, rightly or wrongly, soon to be challenged by the new quantum mechanics.

Soon, more prisoners began to challenge the guards.