Sentence examples for a mere challenge from inspiring English sources

But history is a mere challenge to Barcelona, a red rag to the Catalan bull.

Dubbing systematic human rights abuses by a lunatic dictator (think public executions for petty thefts and forced-labor camps for dissidents, to name but a few) mere "challenges" might be a bit overly delicate.

All these years later, painting actually seems interesting in itself, rather than a mere perverse challenge.

One such outlook is a general tendency to regard the world as a positive place, accepting difficulties as mere challenges instead of impassable barriers.

Choosing a mere 10 is a challenge, but here are some delightful eyebrow-raisers of the sceptered isle.

But few scientists will be celebrating in a few months, as a mere 1%2%% of the Challenge grants will likely be funded.

Seyoum Mesfin, the chief mediator in Addis Ababa, told the ceremony: "The crisis that gripped South Sudan is a mere manifestation of the challenges that face the young and fledgling state.

And, of course, he's a challenge for a mere flesh and blood woman to resist.

How many times could a conventional company ask its employees to take on an additional challenge for a mere $75 plus the satisfaction of winning?

As such they are a mere example of the policy challenge that rests upon many states' shoulders to decide on whether or not change the mode of legal governance for establishing heat infrastructures from a bottom-up perspective.17.17

The ice bucket challenge started with a mere bucket of ice.