Sentence examples for stand challenging from inspiring English sources
The phrase "stand challenging" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of facing challenges or being in a challenging position, but as it stands, it is unclear. Example: "The team must stand challenging against the competition to succeed."
"So the statement was false," Mr. Martens asked just minutes after Mr. Tourre took the stand, challenging him over an e-mail he had written.
Chris Bangle, the former BMW design chief, was seen at the Saab stand challenging Mr. Castriota to explain what was Saab-like about the PhoeniX.
As a lawyer, as an Interior Department official and as Colorado's attorney general, she has publicly taken stands challenging federal environmental regulations, including some she would be obliged to enforce if she becomes interior secretary.
The original conception of an America for white Americans stands challenged.
The Rosa Parks Story (History of Montgomery Bus Boycott and Rosa Parks' courageous stand in challenging racial segregation).
Sometimes that will require our leader to take an unpopular stand, or challenge our party to leave its comfort zone.
This is not so much a capitulation as it is a pragmatic political stand to challenge what has become a grim status quo.
They say leadership is sometimes about the ability "to take an unpopular stand, or challenge our party to leave its comfort zone".
"Are they taking a bold stand to challenge Republicans to keep their promises from the election?
Arreola took the stand to challenge the officers' allegations, saying that Hamilton had been the aggressive one, cursing and yelling at him.
But we shouldn't stand alone in challenging this notion.
