Sentence examples for track to challenge from inspiring English sources

Congress is on its own separate track to challenge the president's declaration.

Eric Rothdeutsch, an analyst at Friedman, Billings, Ramsey & Company, said Dell was on track to challenge Hewlett-Packard's dominance in the printer market.

Elena Baltacha believes she is on track to challenge Laura Robson and Heather Watson for the British number one spot despite tumbling out in the first round of Wimbledon today.

Instead, the respected energy thinktank, the IEA, predicted that coal was now on track to challenge oil as the world's biggest source of energy, and UK greenhouse gas emissions jumped 4.5% because coal was so cheap.

The nine events across the US prior to Harvey put 2017 on track to challenge the recent highs of 2016, with 15 such events, and 2011, which saw 16.

SAN FRANCISCO — The soon-to-be Pacific-12 Conference, somewhere on the fast track to challenging the Big Ten and the Southeastern Conference as a major player in college athletics, decided it was not quite ready to go full speed ahead.

Finally, nearly four minutes into the second period, an unlikely player, Kendall Coyne, broke the game open with the U.S.'s first goal in the tournament -- suggesting not only that the U.S. is on track to challenging its northern neighbors, but also that Coyne will be a staple of the American hockey scene for years to come.

I needed to get off track, to completely challenge every assumption I'd ever made about who I was and what I wanted.

The film chronicled an often-humorous effort by Mr. Moore to track down Mr. Smith to challenge him over Flint's demise.

For Beyoncé's track "Countdown," we want to challenge ourselves to go the extra mile and test the boundaries of the music video medium.

Over the years a veritable industry has developed of anti-Arab groups and individuals whose job it has been to track our progress and to challenge our every advance with smear campaigns.