Sentence examples for a challenging hand from inspiring English sources

Life dealt Brandon Crawford a challenging hand but instead of folding, he decided to turn around and punch life's circumstances in the face (undoubtedly to his D-line coach's delight).

"Mr. Milton and his team have been dealt a very challenging hand," said Frederick K. Larkin, a transportation analyst at HSBC Securities in Toronto.

Open fractures of the hand are a challenging problem for the hand surgeon because of the global nature of the injury.

So Botswana's Zebras, who will be making their Nations Cup bow in January, have been handed a challenging task if they are to make the quarter-finals.

Chemical space is indeed known to be almost infinite, and selecting the appropriate regions to explore for the problem at hand remains a challenging task.

The classification problem at hand is a challenging one, for several reasons: (i) the mutational process is a completely random one; only the rate of fixation varies between functional and non-functional sites.

On the other hand, IUGONET is a challenging approach because it handles a variety of observational projects and related components, for example, instrument, observatory, person, data itself, and so on, in single metadata format and database structure.

Ask my family on the other hand if I was a challenging teenager.

It's a teacher's job to provide a challenging environment where children can learn through first hand experiences.

On the other hand, development of novel multiplex immunoassays is a challenging task.

On one hand, this an okay result in what was a challenging situation for litigating drivers.