Sentence examples for a certain challenge from inspiring English sources

And in Rochester.... Well, Rochester presents a certain challenge.

"We are not afraid; but it's a certain challenge".

The effect is to maintain a certain challenge to normative liberalism, but on rather different terms than before.

Even Mr. Newport, who is a bit more restrained than Mr. Woodard, said that this year's South Carolina primary presented "a certain challenge to the survey scientist".

Though he feels a certain challenge raising children amid an idyllic backdrop of wealth and consumption, he is also surprised and delighted to be living among family, in-laws, friends and the children of his childhood friends.

Though "there is a certain challenge to building a business because you get to do something artistic and make a living at the same time," he said, he had the urge to resume his craftsmanship as a "noncommercial enjoyment kind of thing".

Another question is whether there should be a kind of 'stepped care' plan for dealing with ethical challenges: the more serious and structural a certain ethical challenge, the more explicit ways of dealing with ethical challenges might be useful.

Although the project is coming to an end, certain challenges remain.

This poses a certain marketing challenge, however, since it has always been easier to make the environmental case for organic food than the health case.

What is it I'm not understanding?" I think it was in response to my saying that I didn't know what to do about a certain business challenge.

Jeffrey R. Holmstead, who led the E.P.A.'s air quality office in President George W. Bush's administration and who now represents business clients, said the agency had concluded that the standard as proposed would not survive a certain court challenge.