Sentence examples for yet challenged from inspiring English sources

Mr Charlton says no one from Ryanair has yet challenged his sums.

No one has yet challenged the laws in court, in part because they are so new that few potential plaintiffs have emerged.

Britain has simply been lucky - or unlucky, depending on your point of view - that neither war nor internal turmoil has yet challenged its peculiar constitutional arrangements, so it has stuck with the legacy of history.

This tripartite division of human nature, at this early stage of Erasmus' life (1503 1504) when he was not yet challenged by feeling a need to relate this discussion to the action of divine grace, suggests that in preferring Origen's theory, he has turned away from Platonic dualism.

It's made me feel breakable, yet strong; frustrated, yet challenged; hurt, yet humbled.

Lobbyists too must comply with reporting requirements in pursuit of their First Amendment right to petition their government, but no one has (yet) challenged their constitutional justification.

Gettable yet challenging.

Ultimately, night photography is unpredictable yet challenging.

The MDC may yet challenge the Bindura result.

Delicious yet challenging, it was all very on-brand.

Yet challenge and response are the essence of modern society.