Sentence examples for a challenging exercise from inspiring English sources

UNDER her tutelage, even washing dishes becomes a challenging exercise in metaphor making.

ARTS Defining the difference between design and invention is a challenging exercise.

But trying out an American setting as opposed to an Irish one is proving a challenging exercise.

Such conflicting requirements make designing match balls a challenging exercise, as much in aerodynamics as in mechanics and materials science.

Blaxland said the new history contained redactions, which he termed "pixellations", and he said negotiating those was "a challenging exercise with Asio staff", and necessitated "robust" discussions.

In this sense, a challenging exercise for QEPest-SFs would be to recognize pesticides from a larger set of decoys.

Creating and continually updating such a map database is a massively challenging exercise.

Jumping rope does not require a gym, and is a very challenging exercise.

Pull ups are a very challenging exercise that target a whole range of muscles groups, including muscles in the back, chest, shoulders and abdominals, as well as the biceps and lower arms.

And I suspect it had Goodman longing to come back to a state where the climate and availability of manure makes growing tomatoes a less challenging exercise.

Other couples, however, take part in a more challenging exercise — their wrists and ankles are bound together as they crawl back and forth pushing a ball.