Sentence examples for strongly challenging from inspiring English sources

John Robins agreed, strongly challenging Stewart Lee's supposed monopoly on the idea of "alternative".

Scientists working to save the beluga sturgeon, whose caviar is the most valuable wildlife commodity, are strongly challenging a declaration by a United Nations organization that the Caspian Sea sturgeon is recovering from decades of overfishing.

This behavior can only be understood, Metzger said, if the visual light is coming from the same shock waves as those responsible for the gamma-rays, confirming the original prediction and strongly challenging the conventional wisdom about how the light from classical novae is produced.

TSC often changes family relationships, strongly challenging the bond between partners and causing separations and divorces.

This may suggest that the promoter architecture of ORs may be under evolutionary pressure to drive transcription both in OE and in other tissues strongly challenging the idea that OR expression outside OE is "atypical" or "ectopic".

That position has been strongly challenged.

Electronic Arts's dominance has been strongly challenged by Activision.

But neither has strongly challenged Mr. Bush about the tone of his campaign.

However, the report and the reasons for publishing it were strongly challenged by those young journalists.

Such a reform is likely to be strongly challenged by news organisations.

The book strongly challenges common perceptions of Cuban behavior in Africa.