Sentence examples for unquestionable challenge from inspiring English sources
In Europe, as elsewhere, the reliability and sustainability of guidelines development programmes is an unquestionable challenge.
The example of Robinson's character, his use of nonviolence, and his unquestionable talent challenged the traditional basis of segregation, which then marked many other aspects of American life, and contributed significantly to the Civil Rights Movement.
Whilst the progress made in the area of gender equality is unquestionable, major challenges remain.
References to religious books were made to ascertain gender relations as God-given orders that are unquestionable and cannot be challenged or changed by human beings.
"It's unquestionable that the Asian carp challenge and issue has probably gobbled up 90 percent of the attention of the Great Lakes challenges, and other matters probably have not gotten as much national attention," said Pat Quinn, the governor of Illinois and the co-chairman of the Council of Great Lakes Governors, one of many groups representing interests of the lakes.
As an adolescent I naturally took the side of the rebels, whose yells challenged the assumption of unquestionable parental authority.
He added that the challenges faced by Arab nations are "obvious and unquestionable" and that intervention in Yemen became necessary after all peaceful avenues were exhausted.
It is unquestionable that many families have responded with resourcefulness to the challenges presented by the HIV epidemic; yet the intersection of HIV/AIDS and poverty in high-prevalence countries also means that many impoverished families are struggling and require services and support.
There is no question that our leaders should take the threats posed by both gun violence and terrorism seriously, but it is equally unquestionable that we should reject any presidential candidate whose solution to those challenges and others is predicated on stigmatizing an entire group of people based on the actions of a few.
His patriotism was unquestionable.
