The phrase "a challenge either" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something is also a challenge, but the structure is awkward and lacks context.
Example: "I didn't find the task difficult, but it was a challenge either way."
Alternatives: "a challenge as well" or "also a challenge".
I know I had to make a challenge, either to get the ball or foul him, but then the deflection was a big one.
"I've never backed away from a challenge either as a player or as a manager and I wouldn't want to walk away from this group of players I believe they're a good set.
If we want to help these folks, we would persuade our wealthy Arab allies in the Mideast to help their brothers and sisters, until they can return to their native land, if we're talking about Syria, or resettle in a Muslim nation where assimilation is not a challenge, either for them or their hosts.
From the point of view of health-care providers, initiation of CRC screening at different ages for women and men (e.g. 5 years apart) would not seem to be too much of a challenge either.
By contrast, dynamic tests include a preload challenge (either spontaneous, induced by mechanical ventilation or provoked, by passive leg raising, end-expiratory occlusion or fluid infusion).
We next assessed insulin secretion in response to a glucose challenge (either 6 or 12 mM glucose supplementation, corresponding to 108 and 216 mg/dl, respectively), and in response to membrane depolarization with potassium chloride (30 mM).
Have I convinced you both that there isn't a 'pay for' challenge and that there isn't, thanks to a multitude of theoretical, empirical, and policy lever reasons, an 'inflation' challenge either?
Mr. Feld says he knew very early on that "Couperin" would be on point, but is mystified by the suggestion that he choreographed a piece simply as a challenge for either Ms. Tuthill or the rest of his dancers.
Modell said he mentioned this idea to Mara: Allow the referees to use instant replay when they feel the need for clarification, instead of only waiting for a challenge from either coach.
"People who don't think it's a challenge are either in denial - or someone else is doing all the hard work". Jain was one of five authors who shared their work.
Between PND75 and PND80, animals were tested for habituation to the acoustic stimuli and prepulse inhibition following a challenge of either saline or 1.0 mg/kg amphetamine (AMP) intraperitoneally.
