Sentence examples similar to unchallenged right from inspiring English sources

An unchallenged right-wing war against the very idea of diversity will turn us back in the direction of the noxious beliefs spewed out by National Review in 1957.

Climate sceptics feature more prominently in newspapers in the US and UK than other countries, and their views are more likely to go unchallenged in right-leaning papers, an academic study has shown.

And when the West allows Mr. Mugabe's narrative to go unchallenged, it plays right into his hands.

(This kind of squatting is relatively common in Brazil, and according to the country's constitution, if people live somewhere for five years unchallenged, they have the right to remain).

This left Cameron unchallenged except by his own right wing.

After cutting in from the right, Michael Boulding raced unchallenged before unleashing a dipping left-foot shot from 30 yards, which Mark Schwarzer tipped onto the crossbar.

Maddow then suggested that the laws are going unchallenged and that the abortion rights movement is in disarray.

And how can human-rights abuses proceed unchallenged?" McConnell decided to stage his portraits in the darkness: "I wanted to give a sense that this is one long night for the Sahrawis — lasting thirty-five years.

And how can human-rights abuses proceed unchallenged?" McConnell decided to stage his portraits in the darkness: "I wanted to give a sense that this is one long night for the Sahrawis lasting thirty-five years.

"Join us and other groups to voice concerns about the human rights abuses going unchallenged by David Cameron and the continuing attack on all sections of society," runs the rallying cry.

But Mr Sarkozy has a tight and unchallenged grip on the entire political right in France.