Sentence examples for withstood challenges from inspiring English sources

Two very old records once again withstood challenges.

Mr. Forbes withstood challenges in three districts and is on the ballot statewide.

If the results withstood challenges, Ms. Manigat and Mr. Célestin would head into a runoff on Jan . 16

They noted that a repeal in New Mexico in 2009 that also exempted those already on death row had thus far withstood challenges.

Mr. Berger said the campaign withstood challenges in two districts in Queens -- the Sixth, represented by Gregory W. Meeks, and the Seventh, represented by Joseph Crowley.

This is a discovery that could test part of Albert Einstein's theory of relativity, a pillar of cosmology that has withstood challenges for a century.

By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, July 9, 1973 P. 21 The testimony of John W. Dean III before the Ervin Committee, has thus far withstood challenge as to its fundamental accuracy.

The New Yorker, July 9, 1973 P. 21 The testimony of John W. Dean III before the Ervin Committee, has thus far withstood challenge as to its fundamental accuracy.

A tournament player has to accumulate chips to withstand challenges, which become more consequential as the match progresses.

Ms. Del Pino said the agency believes the regulations contain "some of the strongest tenant protection provisions in the nation" and will withstand challenges in court.

Since she was the fourth of 12 riders in her flight, the only question was whether her time would withstand challenges by later riders.