Sentence examples for Intensely challenging from inspiring English sources

"Against this intensely challenging backdrop, the 2015 survey reflects Afghans' understandable concerns, and a frustration that more progress isn't being made.

Appropriate to the broader cultural context in and into which it was written, Bravura Cool offers readers an intensely challenging yet eminently rewarding aesthetic and pedagogical experience, and one richly deserving of further study, consideration, and dialogue.

Glassmaking is an intensely challenging process, technically and physically.

Team projects can be an intensely challenging experience for HLS students for no other reason than it is atypical in the law school curriculum.

However, being a non-targeted approach, selecting a specific sequence of interest from a vast number of restriction digest products can be intensely challenging and cumbersome10.

But the fact is that older women are not only better educated, but have mostly emerged through intensely challenging years of balancing work and family.

Together they created a great work of art, a distillation of tensions that made people intensely uncomfortable, challenged their assumptions, and provided them with images and concepts for describing their reality.

But for all the attention Mr. Obama drew to himself coming into the debate, he was frequently overshadowed by former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina, who — speaking more intensely — repeatedly challenged Mrs. Clinton's credentials and credibility, and frequently seemed to make the case against Mrs. Clinton that Mr. Obama had promised to make.

He was intensely curious, always challenging the status quo and interested in everyone, especially drawn to the weaker members of the clan.

And then Ms. Thompson unleashed a bruising, busy and rather intensely clinical drum solo, challenging the acoustics of the new hall.

In some respects, disability presents the instances or issues that most intensely and interestingly challenge those traditional philosophical presuppositions and principles against which feminist thought has been inclined to protest.