Sentence examples for supposedly challenging from inspiring English sources

If the Super League champions and Challenge Cup holders were to meet at Wembley and again in the Grand Final at Old Trafford on 10 October – quite feasible given they are clearly the current best two teams in the competition – what would it say about the other 10 teams who are supposedly challenging on a level-ish playing field?

And now there's a mandate that everyone must buy insurance from those same companies that Obama was supposedly challenging.

States will still be expected to test students annually in reading and math grades 3 through 8 and at least once in high school, however they will be allowed to devise their own supposedly "challenging" academic standards.

The vice president for player development supposedly challenges some of those minor leaguers to a fistfight.

It invoked a mythical audience, whose supposed assumptions were supposedly challenged.

It's clear there's a lot of money around in this supposedly challenged economy.

"It's bad enough and hard enough for women to get help and be taken seriously, and men have to deal with an additional layer of stigma that supposedly challenges the way people see their masculinity and sexuality".

"It's bad enough and hard enough for women to get help and be taken seriously, and men have to deal with an additional layer of stigma that supposedly challenges the way people see their masculinity and sexuality," eating disorder activist and blogger Matt Wetsel told The Huffington Post in August 2011.

So what he has announced today should - perhaps - chill the marrow of governments in Rome and Paris, which have been dragging their feet on shrinking their respective states and challenging supposedly inefficient working practices.

"Katy Perry comes from an American tradition of strong women entertainers who have 'turned the tables' on their audiences by challenging the supposedly superficial representation of their pop personas," she said in a statement released Wednesday.

"If you can successfully challenge supposedly iron-clad easements, then the whole thing falls," warned Michael Sheehan, who as part of the trust has agreed to restricted development of Prospect Hill, his small restored plantation inn, under the protective easements.