Sentence examples for systematically challenging from inspiring English sources
In C.B.T., therapists recognize that although historical events may have set the stage for current problems, only through systematically challenging automatic irrational beliefs and learning and practicing new behavioral patterns does genuine change occur.
One by one, I went through my Facebook victims, err contacts, systematically challenging familiar names to a friendly game until they all dropped off in defeat.
By systematically challenging sleep with realistic and varied acoustic disruption, we found that sleepers exhibited markedly greater sensitivity to sounds during moments of elevated alpha expression.
But such an approach must also systematically challenge the traditional gender roles that burden women with household chores in the first place.
Vowing to present Mr. Sarkozy with a revived political opposition, Ms. Aubry wants to create a shadow cabinet of politicians who would systematically challenge their counterparts in the Sarkozy government.
Beijing, which according to Delhi-based analyst Manoj Joshi "systematically challenges the very idea of an Indian sphere of interest", has used commerce, soft loans and technical assistance for major projects to make inroads in Sri Lanka as well as Nepal.
It is not that he was ignorant of the response (I know for a fact that he was not, because I debated him at the ICA in London and put all and more of the points made in my own published response to him), but has chosen to ignore them and to repeat his views - despite their having been systematically challenged.
Under questioning from plaintiffs' lawyer, Witold Walczak of the American Civil Liberties Union, Miller systematically challenged a number of key points made by ID proponents.
"We can't run away from this issue," argued Senator Bernard Sanders (D-VT), who also tried to systematically challenge Inhofe's doubts about climate science.
Their land tenure system is systematically challenged by nation states.
The country was in the midst of the civil rights movement, when sensitivities about black identity were at their height, and racist stereotypes were being systematically challenged.
