Sentence examples for a rather challenging from inspiring English sources

THE THEATRE reviews of "The Dinner Party" and "The Unexpected Man"... "The Unexpected Man" (has been) described as "small," and if that's what it is, it is small in the best way.... ......The Unexpected Man," too, is about the art of life, and Reza has set up a rather challenging situation within which to explore the subject, both for herself as a writer and for the actors.

"I know what it is to live in a rather challenging and exciting world.

If a biopsy indicates an impending or existing cancer, the usual treatment is a rather challenging operation in which all or part of the esophagus and the upper part of the stomach are removed and the remaining parts of the digestive tract are reattached.

The determination of relevant constitutive crack propagation laws under dynamic loading is a rather challenging exercise.

I thought that was a rather challenging thing to say as I don't believe in those sorts of categorisations".

Due to the coupling effects of moisture, heat and carbon dioxide transport in concrete, the modeling of this problem is a rather challenging task.

In contrast with the general opinion that TLH is characterized as a procedure rather challenging to acquire, several studies show a reasonable learning curve not seldom similar to conventional open methods [16, 17, 18, 19].

Despite these successes, the high-charge density of LRHs makes a complete exfoliation rather challenging.

As Germany is divided into four transmission systems, the reflection of the transmission system as a whole is rather challenging.

Unfortunately, this was a great idea in theory but running an entrepreneurial business within the confines and culture of a bank proved to be rather challenging.

Both AFAT and AlgaePath can be used to identify co-expressed genes; however, in AFAT, determining gene functions based only on a gene ID can be rather challenging.