1. He challenged the orthodox views on education.

2. I challenged him to a game of chess.

3. He challenged me to play another tennis game.

4. U.S. business today is challenged by aggressive overseas competitors.

5. He challenged the political orthodoxy of his time.

6. Though his kingship was challenged, he continued to rule de facto.

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7. No one has seriously challenged the champion.

8. Researchers have recently challenged these assertions.

9. She challenged him on his old-fashioned views.

10. Mr William challenged the young man to a duel.

11. People approaching the gate were challenged by the sentry.

12. We challenged a team who called themselves 'College Athletes'.

13. We were challenged by police at the border.

14. Many people challenged the reasoning behind the proposal.

15. When challenged, he produced a gun.

16. Mike challenged me to a game of chess.

17. Viewpoints such as these are strongly challenged by environmentalists.

18. She challenged the newspaper to prove its story.

19. Campaigners have challenged the safety of genetically-modified foods.

20. The sentry challenged the stranger at the gates.

21. The count challenged him to a duel.

22. They challenged received ideas about education.

23. She ran off with an intellectually challenged ski instructor.

24. She had challenged my authority once too often.

25. Their school challenged ours to a football match.

26. I'm really at my best when I'm challenged.

27. The officer challenged him to a duel .

28. I challenged the truth of their story.

29. I was not averse to fighting with any boy who challenged me.

30. I did not think he was right, so I challenged him.

1. He challenged the orthodox views on education.

2. He challenged me to play another tennis game.

3. U.S. business today is challenged by aggressive overseas competitors.

4. He challenged the political orthodoxy of his time.

5. I was not averse to fighting with any boy who challenged me.

31. The legal validity of the claims has been challenged.

32. I'm financially challenged at the moment .

33. The attorney for the defense challenged the juror.

34. The composer Strauss was once challenged to a duel.

35. He challenged the president to a series of TV debates. Just the two of them, with no moderator.

36. After lunch Carey challenged me to a game of tennis.

36. try its best to gather and build good sentences.

37. The American aerospace industry has been challenged by some stiff competition.

38. The attorney for the defense challenged the evidence as hearsay.

39. Common preconceptions about life in this district are increasingly being challenged.

40. The story was completely untrue and was successfully challenged in court.

41. Sociologists have challenged the findings of criminologists on the behaviour of prisoners.

42. We were challenged by the security guard at the gate.

43. I challenged him on the hypocrisy of his political attitudes.

44. Democratic leaders have challenged the president to sign the bill.

45. The guard at the gate challenged anyone approaching the building.

46. They challenged him to produce evidence to support his allegations.

47. If it doesn't pass muster, a radio station could have its license challenged.

48. The opposition leader challenged the prime minister to call an election.

49. His claim to that piece of property is being challenged.

50. He was challenged to a fight but was severely worsted.

51. The emergence of small Japanese cars in the 1970s challenged the US and European manufacturers.

52. The move was immediately challenged by two of the republics.

53. A mum slashed a neighbour's car tyre and challenged her to a fight after their daughters fell out.

54. Senior staff's authority was rarely challenged during these discussions.

55. The Schempp children, who were Unitarians, challenged the law.

56. No-one challenged the assumptions which ran throughout the lecture.

57. Defiant party members openly challenged the leadership.

58. Six states have challenged the law in federal court.

59. Many doctors have challenged the accuracy of his findings.

60. He challenged de Klerk to hold a whites-only election.

61. She challenged him to a race and won.

62. However, rigorous empirical studies have challenged such characterizations.

63. Established elements of parliamentary democracy in Britain are challenged.

64. Although challenged, this remains the most convincing explanation.

65. He was challenged by the warehouseman but he assured him that he was going to pay for the goods.

66. They challenged the Heat and then stood and watched Miami pick up the gauntlet.

66. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

67. However, no one has seriously challenged the view that attempted suicide should be regarded as an inappropriate way of coping with problems.

68. The occasion challenged her to either alter her vision or to imagine new ways of achieving it.

69. When the policy and practice were challenged, the court of appeals also applied the three-pronged Lemon test: 1.

70. Pop art directly challenged what was increasingly seen as abstract art's esoteric retreat from the world.

71. I got in through the back gate without being challenged.

72. The Reagan administration challenged the constitutionality of the independent counsel law.

73. Legally challenged by opponents since the Nov. 5 election, it was upheld by a federal appeals court in late August.

74. Where the unions fail in their duties to black workers they must be challenged to stand up for their rights.

75. His stare challenged her to look right at him and be absorbed by him in some way.

76. The truth and fairness of an advertising claim can be challenged for a variety of reasons.

77. He thus challenged authority simply by declaring that he was al-haqq, truth incarnate.

78. Death will come by lethal injection, rather than cyanide gas, since gassing has been challenged in California as unduly cruel.

79. Campbell, who once challenged Lathrop to identify tenors in the same format, correctly guesses a handful of more than 20.

80. However, some of its conclusions have been challenged and there is no consensus on global policy is not straight forward.

81. Civil rights activists have challenged the company to hire more minorities.

82. The Washington Legal Foundation, a conservative group, has challenged the program in Texas.

83. The conservative opposition was composed of the privileged orders and institutions whose position had been challenged by liberal legislation.

84. Thus in Britain the grounds for review are summarized as illegality, irrationality or procedural impropriety by the public agency being challenged.

85. So there are these three visually challenged yuppies at the zoo, checking out their first elephant.

86. When James challenged both of these, Tory Anglicans inevitably sought to oppose him.

87. When Philbrook challenged this arrangement and lost at the district court level, he appealed.

88. A Louisiana statute authorizing a brief period of silent meditation was also challenged by students.

89. However, she makes two highly questionable assumptions that must be challenged.

90. Besides fattening the wallets of local merchants, the negotiators challenged each other to solve disputes on agriculture and textiles.

91. Allstate has said regardless of whether the settlement is challenged, its decision to turn agents into independent contractors will remain intact.

92. Those who saw rural values being challenged by modern urban ideas found another cause to support in 1925.

93. In Iowa Friday, Forbes challenged the ad as untrue and demanded an apology from the Dole campaign.

94. There have also been a few cases where junior members have successfully challenged senior colleagues in contests for sub committee chairmanships.

95. In class he never played the fool, never challenged the teacher.

96. In the work in both the Preston and Oxford shows,[] that perceptual centring is constantly challenged.

97. None challenged the claim that his marriage was a sham.

98. But one thing leads to another, and Sister Helen finds herself challenged to put her beliefs on the line.

99. Some senior officers challenged the test before it was administered.

100. I wish to focus attention, instead, on movements that challenged modernity in a far more fundamental way.

101. Local worthies rarely challenged the rectitude of the chief constable.

102. Tenure was challenged - and probably quite rightly - but so was the universities' freedom to determine their own fate.

103. Both gynaecology and obstetrics challenged traditional lines of demarcation between medicine and surgery.

104. It would put the vertically challenged at a distinct disadvantage again.

105. The judges were looking for books that challenged pupils to get to grips with big concepts while giving teachers autonomy and flexibility.

106. The assertion that this has reached epidemic proportions can not be challenged.

107. In May, 1982(), a similar case also challenged parents' fundamental rights.

108. An effective preventive strategy which challenged these interests would seriously disrupt or impose great costs on capitalist producers.

109. The Equal Access Act was challenged in several cases, raising questions about its constitutionality as violative of the establishment clause.

110. In December the socialists challenged the executive's control over the budgetary process.

111. Boeing left the wisdom of that to the airline officials and challenged the team to come up with an even sturdier model.

112. That claim has been challenged and much debated, but it seems to hold up.

113. Opposed, he could breathe fire; contradicted or challenged, he could put up his fists and fight.

114. I especially admired the way he challenged, and overcame, convention.

115. That very inevitability is being challenged today by the accumulation of disastrous effects on body, nature, and place.

116. However, this view was challenged by evidence that political learning and attitude change do continue throughout adult life.

117. As the two screamed at each other, Eng challenged Alvin to go out onstage and do better that night.

118. At the first fork they must go left and at the next fork right and so on until they were challenged.

119. The roles attributed to, and accepted by, the counsellee also have to be challenged.

120. Judicial review is the key mechanism by which the decisions of public bodies or officers can be challenged.

121. Firms may use advertising to defend their existing position or to signal to potential entrants that incursions will be challenged.

122. In 1989 a mass rising for democracy and against corruption challenged the silent leaders of a divided regime.

123. In the fall of 1995, another researcher published a study, that challenged obesity researchers to rethink many of their conclusions.

124. An Aprista-sympathizing faculty member of the University Council challenged the Rector to a duel after allegedly suffering a personal affront.

125. It was in this period too that a club's control over a player was first challenged in the law courts.

126. And everywhere, blind and physically challenged skiers are testing themselves on the snow.

126. try its best to collect and make good sentences.

127. In the leadership elections scheduled for mid-February 1992 it was expected that Peres would be challenged by Rabin.

128. Her beliefs and principles were accepted by the company and never challenged but Mrs Taylor had failed to recognise this.

129. Unfortunately, many of us challenged by those who call themselves creationists are not well prepared to respond.

130. We constantly challenged and reviewed our own most devoutly held beliefs.

131. The future was always a foreign country, always took him by surprise and was always challenged and met with a charge.

132. If our beliefs have never been challenged or put to the test we may doubt their validity now.

133. Gently and skilfully he must be challenged to think back and think deeply.

134. In the general election campaign of 1929 the Liberals were challenged by the Conservatives to explain where the money would come from.

135. There had been speculation that Mr Mugabe would be challenged at the congress, but he strengthened his control over the party.

136. None of the women who paid her tribute challenged the social and literary canons as she had done.

137. As in the United States, affirmative action has been challenged in the courts.

138. This belief was obviously challenged by our presence, but he insisted that Tom and Terry had gone home.

139. A white Democrat challenged him; a fight broke out and the Democrat was killed and Tolbert was wounded.

140. The Agency, however, has challenged the basis of the designations and the ensuing allocation of resources.

141. Female speaker I used to work for McGovern, who challenged and lost the Presidential election to Nixon.

142. There are only challenged people, who with a little help can be just like everyone else.

143. I have overstepped my boundaries, challenged his authority, sabotaged his mission.

144. Some of the no-show gun owners were making a protest, and at least one provincial government has challenged the law.

145. To fight back, PacBell has challenged the fairness of the bid process.

146. When challenged, he may give up easily and retreat to his own world.

147. Wary they may be, accountable they are not. Very few judgments are challenged by schools.

148. I have challenged the prospective Labour candidate in Harrow, West to do so, but he has not bothered to reply.

149. We challenged them to make our theatre critic, Joe Riley, laugh.

150. A pillar of orthodoxy, he challenged the theological liberalism fashionable at the time.

151. New social groups, clerks, carters, traders, teachers and notaries, challenged their authority.

152. In 1969, the U. S. Supreme Court handed down a historic decision that challenged the reasonableness test.

153. The local presbytery agreed, but 10 area churches challenged the decision.

154. The adversary politics thesis developed by the reformers has also been variously challenged.

155. At this point Morag Harkness, Sales Manager threw down the gauntlet and challenged the guys to a netball match.

156. The early nineteenth century saw major developments in embryology, which challenged the mechanical concept of generation and overthrew the preformation theory.

157. But many railroads have challenged these rules in the past.

158. We are challenged to rise above the narrow confines of our individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity.

159. The organisation as a whole became sensitised to the many debates which faced women artists who were physically challenged.

160. In this study, for example, cells were challenged with tetanus and candida, as well as other viruses.

161. In retaliation, the emperor gathered fifty pagan scholars, then challenged her to a religious debate.

162. Such a sweeping interpretation can be challenged by distinguishing between the formal acceptance of reform institutions from their operation in practice.

163. The plans had been challenged by environmentalists on the grounds that gene technology involved unknown safety risks.

164. The law was challenged by a defendant who was due to stand trial the day after it came into force last December.

165. Yet much of the research of the last fifteen years in writing has challenged this view.

166. Then Tommy was challenged by an amateur named Arthur Molesworth.

167. She must therefore establish with the client whether those later accounts contain similar items to those challenged for previous years.

168. He challenged anyone to say where the unions had failed to deliver the goods.

169. The prosecutor challenged his final statement.

170. Such a purchase would also show that the country is willing to bring outside expertise and professionalism into a challenged domestic industry.

171. The two cats challenged each other for the disputed territory - it was a diamond cut diamond.

172. Virchow, as the challenged party, had the choice of weapons.

173. China also challenged the decision on downloaded music, saying it had never promised to open markets in 'electronic distribution of sound recordings in non-physical form.

174. Proximal and distal daughter cells were isolated from infected mice, sorted and transferred to naive recipients that were then challenged immediately or 30 days later with L. monocytogenes.

175. Several key techniques used in the high energy laser system nowadays, such as adaptive optics, beam control, have been challenged on the way from laboratory to practical application.

176. Challenged with a 100 million euro deficit, one western German city has introduced a day tax on prostitutes to help whittle down its budget gap.

177. So the personnel diathesis, maintenance equipment, maintenance strategy, maintenance plan and maintenance fare involved in maintenance activity is austerely challenged.

178. On January 7, 2007, the Sunday edition of the German Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) challenged the official American statement and the accusations on North Korea.

179. With the theme 'Better city, better life' Expo organisers have challenged participants to generate ideas for liveable cities in the 21st century.

180. Rackham was considered to be a coward by his crew and was often teased for it. One day he became mad and challenged the biggest meanest pirate crewman to a sword duel.

181. Susan C. Schwab, the United States trade representative, challenged assertions by some developing countries that the United States had been the chief obstacle to sewing up the deal.

182. Germany's Anna Bader diving in Dubrovnik in 2009, where the divers were really challenged when they had to complete eight consecutive dives from 26 m (85 ft).

183. During his career, DiCaprio has played everything from a gunfighter to a junkie to a bisexual poet to a boy who's mentally challenged.

184. Many economically challenged cities in west and central China will be revitalised because of the hub effect created by the high-speed rail system.

185. The American system of representative democracy has been seriously challenged by this phenomenon, especially because the "soft money" results in enormous political corruption.

186. The continual development of computer accounting information system has greatly influenced and challenged the traditional accounting management model,[sentence dictionary] computing model and inspecting model.

187. In the time of knowledge economy, the economic environment on which accounting research based has changed greatly, therefore, the traditional accounting theories are being challenged.

188. Objective To observe the effect of mizolastine on leukotriene B4(LTB4) and interleukin 5(IL 5) released by spleen lymphocytes of allergic mice challenged by ovalbumin(OVA).

189. Nicolas Copernicus challenged the mindset and found that it was heliocentric.

190. In todays feminine literatures, this traditional concept has been challenged, and males gradually retrogress from center to periphery in womens world.

191. Vice President Joe Biden and Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood challenged governors to think boldly when designing high-speed rail plans during a roundtable discussion at the White House today.

192. Ronaldo, 23, was not being challenged as he weaved towards the opposition goal and fell sickeningly , holding his right knee which had been operated on in November.

193. More recently(), the famous Memorex ad challenged us to determine whether it was a live performance of Ella Fitzgerald or a recorded one.

194. The case caused a storm of protest, and women's groups have challenged the plea bargain in court.

195. BERLIN (Reuters Life! ) – Challenged with a 100 million euro ($133 million) deficit, one western German city has introduced a day tax on prostitutes to help whittle down its budget gap.

196. Using the C - 130 J on all these performance - challenged missions became standard operation.

197. "THE BIGGEST LOSER" is a reality-TV format, broadcast round the world, that encourages gravitationally challenged contestants to reduce their weight.

198. Dipa Ma challenged students belief in and attachment to their stories.

199. Ronaldo, 23, was not being challenged as he weaved towards the oppositionRonaldo in agony goal and fell sickeningly, holding his right knee which had been operated on in November.

200. The TSU-headed group have challenged the planetary accretion theory as the sole planet-forming mechanism in favor of a faster "gravitational collapse" model.

201. Scotland is planning to introduce a minimum price per unit for alcohol, but Ms Milton said the move was probably illegal under European trade laws and would be challenged.

202. Letizia's father challenged his version of events as "gravely defamatory, because it attributes to Noemi things that have never been done, said or thought, " and said he would take legal action.

203. CIOs throughout the sprawling federal government are challenged with appeasing the varied interests of OMB, subject-matter stakeholders, and technologists.

204. He further said British House of Commons is going to debate the Iraq problem later in the day and "the speech of Blair will be challenged by his own Labor Party".

205. When challenged on their teasing, the put-down joker often turns to the "just kidding" defense, allowing the aggressor to avoid responsibility even as the barb bites.

206. The two cats challenged each other for the disputed territory –it was a case of diamond cut diamond.

207. After publication of the final draft , the sufficiency of the draft may be challenged in court.

208. Obama was challenged on a television news programme about the shapeless, creased and hopelessly outdated Levi's blue jeans he wore to the baseball all-star game last week.

209. The Cartesian view of the strong authority of self-knowledge is challenged in the recent decades by the semantic externalism.

210. AIM: To investigate the role of tachykinin in airway in cough response in guinea pigs sensitized and challenged with ovalbumin.

211. Augustine challenged Manichaeism by denying Mani's apostleship and condemning his rejection of biblical truth.

212. In a celebrated event while touring in Berlin in 1889, she was challenged by the young Kaiser Wilhelm to shoot a cigarette held in his own lips.

213. But Collar has also taken his sword to a rival experiment called XENON which has long challenged DAMA's assertion of having detected dark matter.

214. The lessee had sought double damages, and challenged the trial court's judgment.

215. With convenient access to education and job retraining, they are able to survive by themselves, greatly reducing the chance of becoming a recidivist in times when they are financially challenged.

216. The mice were then challenged with inhaled methacholine and respiratory system impedance tracked for the following 10 minutes. Respiratory elastance (H) was estimated from each impedance measurement.

216. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

217. The plaintiffs in Duke Power challenged the constitutionality of the Price - Anderson Act.

218. People open their newspapers or browse online news sites hoping to be surprised, provoked, enraged, disgusted, challenged, titillated, amused, entertained and informed.

219. Both in theory and in practice of international law, domestic law itself may be separately challenged in international dispute settlement processes.

220. The news that Germany's nuclear phase-out is being challenged by a Swedish company is not without irony.