Sentence examples for supposed challenge from inspiring English sources

But then another point the goose-obsessed miss is that exchange rates move: if China really dominated the export trade its currency would have to rise, and others would fall, evening things out.The supposed challenge varies for each goose, depending roughly on where in the formation it flies.

Supplanting it is a resurgent government obsession with internal security and threats from abroad -- a phenomenon that they say has set off a limited but growing crackdown on supposed challenges to the state.

"So I suppose challenging in the respect of not looking like a complete fool: it would be 'Relax'.

Now I know I am supposed to challenge two people, but instead I #challenge all of you.

Isn't modern art supposed to challenge hegemonic power?

The Mets were supposed to challenge for that right, and they did for much of April.

Bolsa familia – a system of poverty relief paid directly from the state to the people – was supposed to challenge that.

On the night Blaine Wilson won his fifth straight title at the United States gymnastics championships, the rivals who were supposed to challenge him were nowhere to be found.

The euro, the new currency that was supposed to challenge the almighty dollar for world dominance, has slipped under its rival in value.

Poll workers, he said, are supposed to challenge any voter whose eligibility they doubt based on voting history and whether the voter was affiliated with a different party for at least two years.

Now people are thinking harder about what they want from the web".Since they cannot make a decent living from either subscriptions or advertising, many of the start-ups that were supposed to challenge the power of the big media companies are in trouble.