Sentence examples for well to challenge from inspiring English sources

And, while he was at it, he would also do well to challenge his own contribution.

So while you'd do well to challenge this policy, you must do so in other ways.

It does well to challenge assumptions and to show what attitudes and values are reflected in, and in our treatment of, mental illness.

That's true of Healey and Burton's novels, which did remarkably well to challenge James and Walliams, assisted respectively by Costa and Waterstones awards.

Crack Away Jack travelled well to challenge but failed like so many before him and eventually trailed in well beaten in second.

Kyrgyzstan, a team playing well enough to challenge for a top spot themselves.

"Season of Ash" may well mean to challenge fiction's conventions.

City are now established among the Champions League set and well placed to challenge again next season.

The Packers, and the Pittsburgh Steelers, too, would seem well positioned to challenge for the title again next year.

The top management at Fox Business Network should be well positioned to challenge CNBC, because almost all of them have worked at there at some point.

He is well placed to challenge for the title again this weekend, lying a shot off the lead after two rounds at Sawgrass.