Sentence examples for well challenging from inspiring English sources

It is a strategy that Mr. Abhisit, the new prime minister, and the Democrats say they will now pursue as well, challenging Mr. Thaksin's franchise in the countryside.

"I see individual pride from all our players on the floor," he said, "and a lot of trust in their teammates who are rotating well, challenging shots and preventing the ball from getting into the middle, where they can break you down".

Campaigning on a secular platform, its posters hog prime spots in Baghdad and nearby districts with the words "Vote for Iraq's unity .Candidates linked to the Sunni tribal Sahwa (Awakening), which helped the Americans pacify Anbar and other provinces, may also do well, challenging the dominance of the Islamic Party.

The attributes of this durable genre include characters drawn from the learned classes, preferably by way of the history books; dialogue that's sophisticated, amusing and well turned without being too vulgar or, well, challenging; swanky sets and period costumes capable of inspiring reveries about antiquing; and nothing in the way of innovation.

My daughter is about to turn three, and she is... well, challenging is a polite way to put it.

The challenge of making another bouyant buiding in the less alluring, icy waters of Norway is, well, challenging, but Olthious' plan is on point.

The coming months may well challenge Osborne's claim that his plan is working.

They might well challenge Mr Turing's mission, but they do not at any stage challenge the audience.

For them to make serious reductions in management's pay where warranted might well challenge their own status and pay.

The European Commission may well challenge that assertion.

Even nearly 30 years later, Page finds these innovations fresh as well as challenging.