Sentence examples for a feat requiring from inspiring English sources

Like snowboarding itself, White has managed the most difficult trick, a feat requiring uncanny balance.

Mr. Schiff's playing is all the more remarkable, since he uses no pedal at all, a feat requiring impressive control and legato.

We've seen multinational corporations Starbucks, Nike, etc.—expand their operations globally at impressive rates, but such a feat requires diligence and planning.

"Getting that connection working without a hitch was a great feat requiring close collaboration between STFC, industry, universities around the country, and our international partners".

Higgins came to snooker at a time when methodical play was the rule and a 100-point break — a difficult feat requiring two dozen or more shots — took 10 minutes or more.

It was a noteworthy feat, requiring more than 140,000 signatures on petitions.

Getting the band to and from games is a logistical feat, requiring 21 buses and three box trucks for equipment.

Sure, you know that what you are seeing is a calculated feat requiring hours of laborious practice, but allowing yourself to consume it is still to be vulnerable, in a way — to be "tricked". And many of us, given the problems with food of late, let alone politics, don't have much of an appetite for that.

There's really nothing "mere" about it, though — "merely" transmitting high-definition video at several megabytes per second across hundreds of miles or more is a titanic feat requiring much infrastructure and expertise.

If you had to use either of these maladaptive options and now live with loneliness, choosing to fill that void is a herculean feat requiring courage and diligence.

Paralysing a city the size of Bangkok is an impressive feat, requiring great numbers.