Sentence examples for sustaining challenges from inspiring English sources

In the 1970s and 1980s, Xerox was the incumbent in photocopiers, rebuffing "sustaining" challenges by IBM and Kodak to make better copiers for the top end of the market, before succumbing to the disruption from simple and cheap table-top copiers from Canon.

Chelsea and Arsenal seem better equipped to sustain challenges on both the domestic and European fronts.

In response to this stress, Christians resort to anger and defensiveness, positioning themselves as victims of religious discrimination and insulating themselves from people and ideas that offer sustained challenges to their beliefs.

Knowing this, actors are drawn to them by the chance to do sustained, challenging work.

Many clubs have used Challenge Cup success as a launchpad for a more sustained challenge at the upper end of the Super League table.

Invisible as the Falun Gong protests are to most Chinese, they represent the most coordinated and sustained challenge to Communist Party rule since the pro-democracy movement of 1989.

The first sustained challenge to the authenticity of "Falling Soldier" came in the mid-1970s, in Philip Knightley's book "The First Casualty".

A Democrat — Elizabeth Warren, Sherrod Brown, Deval Patrick — should give Hillary Clinton a serious, sustained challenge, for her and the party's sake if nothing else.

And while small steps are being made towards a sustained challenge for Champions League qualification next season Rodgers is under no illusions about the severity of the task.

The runners-up Aberdeen, who pushed Celtic close last season before fading, will hope they can mount a more sustained challenge when they start their season with a trip to Dundee United.

"Ten years ago there was considerable reverence towards, and little questioning of, the ability of banks and bankers to make money or of whether boards demonstrated a sufficient diversity of view and outlook to sustain challenge.