Sentence examples for that will be challenged from inspiring English sources

"We get this unworkable mess that will be challenged all the way down the line and probably end up in the courts when it comes to this".

For these reasons, the commission has denied the Human Dignity Trust registration as a charity, a decision that will be challenged in court today.

It is a description of the present moment, a period of extraordinary American global ascendancy that will be challenged by new forces.

For instance, that bill would prohibit Mr. Obama from spending more money to carry out the new health care law until all legal challenges to it were resolved, a position that will be challenged by Senate Democrats as well as the White House.

Last summer, the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals upheld this expanded interpretation of the chemical-endangerment law, ruling that the dictionary definition of "child" includes "unborn child," an interpretation that will be challenged when the state's Supreme Court considers Kimbrough's case in the coming months.

"Whether it's existing policy or future policy," he said, "you can anticipate that will be challenged".

In a fractious political environment, that will be challenging.

I suspect there will be a slightly higher proportion of guests down the line, that will be challenging and something we have to work at.

"He is a very nice young man and staying like that with the pressures and challenges that come will be one of the things that will be challenging for him.

CDT, a start time that will be challenging for the Angels because it will feel like a 9 a.m. start to them.

Our results from this single-toxicant study suggest that the answer is yes but that unanticipated molecular responses should be expected, as adaptation is a complex phenomenon that will be challenging to unravel.