Sentence examples for that could be challenged from inspiring English sources

If it is approved, that could be challenged too.

The panel found that contrary to Judge Chaiet's ruling, there were substantial questions that could be challenged on appeal.

It would mean much closer scrutiny of the finances of every E.U. economy, possibly impinging on national sovereignty in ways that could be challenged in a German court.

He never said he "invented" the Internet, but that became a damaging press shorthand, recalled whenever he said something else that could be challenged factually.

Judge Ronald Giles of District Court said his ruling applied to text messages that could be challenged by the defense as privileged material or would be ruled inadmissible.

This, the paper concedes, has ensured that Monsanto has not ended up in "control of large, totally closed platforms in transgenic seed that could be challenged only by the unlikely emergence of rival platforms".

The sample size of the new poll was too small to break out comparisons by race, but aggregating four Times/CBS News surveys that asked the question over the last year opens a window into a racial dynamic that could be challenging for Mr. Obama.

The son said that as the disease progressed, his father became both physically and verbally violent ― something that could be challenging to deal with at times. .

At a time when borrowers are increasingly struggling to pay off their debts, a new monopoly is coming to federal student loans that could be challenging for the debt-holders and risky for the government.

But that could be challenging for a panicked caretaker to execute.

That could be challenging given the notorious history of obesity drugs that turn out to have nasty side-effect problems.