Sentence examples for widely challenged from inspiring English sources

The reports about the yellowcake have been widely challenged.

As with that explanation, Fryer's is highly controversial and it has been widely challenged.

Today Cameron's claim that "70,000 moderate Syrian forces" exist has been widely challenged.

His findings and his research were widely challenged, and Mr. Hubbard has given a bit of ground.

Involvement in Vietnam was widely challenged by then in an America also torn by social and racial strife.

Hazony's historical analysis is likely to be widely challenged, especially the connection he makes between Buber's circle and Israel's contemporary post-Zionist critics, which is stretched.

But in the restaurant business at large, the change has yet to be widely adopted, challenging, as it does, restaurant economics and deeply entrenched conventions of hospitality and service in the US.

It has taken a few very rich men with a vision of opening up space more widely to challenge the status quo.Space, of course, is about more than expensive joyrides.

Throughout his career he challenged widely accepted medical studies and tenets, developed new clinical approaches and methods, and promoted consistency in assessments of patients.

The norm of inviolable state sovereignty was challenged widely, leading to numerous humanitarian interventions conducted in the name of universal human rights.

Dr Gareth Dyke said the find challenged "widely accepted theories on the origin of flight".