Sentence examples for thereby challenging from inspiring English sources

But she found "a great deal of coloring in natural hairstyling, thereby challenging the 'chemically free' label".

But some Eurosceptics said a sovereignty act should be used to strike down EU laws and European court of justice rulings, thereby challenging the supremacy of EU law.

Critics in Europe and the Arab world suspect that its agenda includes encouraging Iraq to leave opec, thereby challenging the oil cartel's power to set prices.

Mr Hirst is flooding the market, but he hopes his prices will rise, thereby challenging one of the basic laws of economics.

She wants to use London to test-drive new ballets for touring, thereby challenging the received idea that regional box offices can only accept a diet of Nutcrackers and Swan Lakes.

Like many artists of the 1980s, Gonzalez-Torres used the postmodern strategy of appropriating ready-made motifs and objects to create his art, thereby challenging the idea of the unique art object that was so much a hallmark of Modernism.

They change their area of expertise every five years, to be the people asking the stupid questions and thereby challenge existing thinking.

According to Armstrong if we forsake the demand for truth-makers we thereby challenge "the realistic insight that there is a world that exists independently of our thoughts and statements, making the latter true or false" (1997: 128).

But the exchange's new president, Horsager, 41, dreamed of using "the leveling factor of technology"–an Internet-based system that would trade new futures contracts on corn and winter wheat and thereby challenge his larger rivals, the Chicago and Kansas City Boards of Trade.

and the nature of modern mobility and migration frequently exceed the capacities of and thereby challenge existing policies and programs designed to address migration and health.

The findings thereby challenge the current view that suPAR is a useful prognostic biomarker rather than a specific diagnostic biomarker [ 3].