Sentence examples for today challenges from inspiring English sources

But a study released today challenges guidelines based on that assumption.

He went on: "Today challenges us to restore calm and share the pain of the affected families and communities.

A class-action lawsuit to be filed in Washington today challenges the matching program on antitrust grounds.

"Today is not for finger-pointing or blaming, today challenges us to restore calm and to share the pain of the affected," he added.

David Cameron today challenges France and Germany over their opposition to Turkish membership of the EU when he issues a stark warning of the dangers of shutting Ankara "out of the club".

And another suit that was filed here today challenges the rule allowing absentee ballots to be counted as long as they were received within 10 days of the election.

Her lawyers filed a lawsuit today challenging the new laws.

Mr Corbyn today challenged David Cameron to an annual series of television debates.

Mark Morris's "Beaux" (2012) challenges ballet's conventions the most and is the most beautiful.

But a deeper analysis of retractions, being published this week, challenges that comforting assumption.

Weber (2005) challenges Maynard Smith's (2000) teleosemantic account.