Sentence examples for Mildly challenging from inspiring English sources

Her relationship with Mr Rochester is, to put it mildly, challenging.

And that sometimes means agreeing to work with people who are, to put it mildly, challenging.

Easy-to-automate tasks tend to involve mildly challenging but routine work done by middle-skill labour.

The old model was fairly competent in bad weather or in mildly challenging off-road driving, but the new Outback should do even better.

The single audience member who asked a mildly challenging question, inquiring if his position on human-induced climate change was softening given new evidence, was yelled at to "get out" by someone in the crowd and scoffed at by Bolt himself.

Developing communications that (a) integrate product and Beijing 2008 in a manner relevant to consumers and (b) are approved by the highest level of Oz-like corporate bureaucracies is, to put it mildly, challenging.

The significance of land connections for faunal exchanges between Africa and Sicily is mildly challenged by the well-known salt tolerance of green toads.

In November 1941, her father, Joseph P. Kennedy Sr., had agreed to what turned out to be a tragically botched lobotomy of Rosemary that morphed a beautiful, mildly intellectually challenged young woman into a young child.

None of the reported diagnostic methods are universally reliable, and the lack of sensitivity makes the diagnosis challenging in mildly affected patients [ 13, 15- 19].

The lyrical but austere prose in which she delivers her truth is, to put it mildly, a challenge for any performer.

Though not challenging, they can be mildly disorienting, especially with the pulsing, wobbling wall-based works in view.