Sentence examples for would never challenge from inspiring English sources

I would never challenge that.

You said you would never challenge me and you took that job away from me".

Harman admitted that Woods would win sporadically without a change, but would never challenge the greats like Jack Nicklaus.

Ms. Vilches, on the other hand, insisted that she would never challenge the Vatican and described as "completely inappropriate" the idea of having women serve as Catholic priests.

He continues to see the site as a leader among photo enthusiasts, even though he acknowledged that it would never challenge Facebook's grip on mainstream users.

A spokesman for Johnson said he had spent the weekend in Oxfordshire, "resting"; while allies suggested that he would never challenge a sitting prime minister.

And Larry B. Seabrook, of the Bronx, said loudly: "I would never, ever challenge your right to be wrong".

It also appealed for peace, as did the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) and the UN.The Ethiopians seemed hell-bent on making sure that Eritrea's army would never again challenge them, and chased it up into the mountains.

Forest would win the competition that season, after knocking Liverpool out, and the one after that too, but Clough's brilliant team would be broken up and would never seriously challenge again.

Should it be the case, you would change the groups definitions – that renders the paper so long – or you would change the synapomorphies, but you would never really challenge the very idea of a vertical universal structure on which one could map all the characters evolution.

"He would never put a leg in or never challenge for the ball.