Sentence examples for vigorously challenging from inspiring English sources

The American Jewish Congress is vigorously challenging these moves.

Indeed, far from vigorously challenging Comcast and other cable companies, the telcos have started doing deals with them to sell one another's products.

He has been vigorously challenging Mr. Perry on immigration in Iowa, sending out fliers to voters and sending his staff to events where Mr. Perry appears.

Described as "a voice of conscience" and "a great daughter of the nation," Ms Sichone made a name for herself by vigorously challenging and chastising government officials before her death in 1998 aged just 44.

As generics firms evolve from mere copycats into innovators in their own right, many such firms led by Israel's Teva, India's Ranbaxy and Dr Reddy's Laboratories are vigorously challenging patents.The best way out for the established drugs industry would be to find lots of clever new blockbusters to replace the ones going off-patent.

While energy companies are vigorously challenging the county moratoriums in the courts, coal-bed methane extraction is continuing to hurtle forward across much of the West, thanks to policies put in place by the Clinton administration and accelerated under President Bush, with the encouragement of state governments that rely on tax money from gas drilling.

Perhaps because of this, they have been vigorously challenged.

Along the long route to free trade, the Brazilians have vigorously challenged the American road map.

The self-serving view of human nature that opportunism is based on has been vigorously challenged.

UBS, the world's largest private bank, said it would vigorously challenge the efforts.

Kim Link, a spokeswoman for Arch Coal, said in a statement that the company intended to "vigorously" challenge the recommendation.