Sentence examples similar to a liking for challenges. from inspiring English sources

When I was growing up in Texas, my family had a simple response for challenges like this: "Stop talking about it, and do something about it". That's how I feel about finding more money for cancer research.

It provides a solution for challenging problems like active listening of music, source separation, and realistic sound transformations.

I like getting ready for challenges.

Standing Bear is most traditional in Indian values and least literary in Western terms, arguing, in a "very Sioux-like" challenge, for instance, for a "return to tribal ideals" (98).

Trump would seem like an unlikely candidate for challenging this tradition, given his famously retrograde attitudes about women.

And, except for Mr. Badillo, none of the candidates displayed much of an appetite for challenging union policies, like cumbersome disciplinary procedures for bad teachers, which some educators argue must come to an end if there is to be a turnaround in New York's schools.

Limiting the power of the executive may seem like a challenge for a country without a strong democratic tradition, but liberal political ideas about the need for a balanced government have long animated Egypt's politics.

There's also dictionatical - "authorized or approved by the dictionary". Harold Wentworth's American Dialect Dictionary recorded a 1914 use in central Kansas of this adjective, which sounds like a natural for Scrabble challenges ("That word isn't dictionatical!").

I live for challenges like this.

The Premier League is really strong but I'm not a player who likes new challenges just for the sake of it.

"For a buyer who likes a challenge".