Sentence examples for a rather difficult challenge from inspiring English sources

Her next lead role provided a rather difficult challenge: playing a woman with borderline personality disorder who uses her lottery winnings to fund a talk show.

The assessment of disease activity (DA) in SSc is a rather difficult challenge, and only a composite index that includes several clinical, instrumental, and serological items has, so far, been proposed and validated [ 8, 9].

In the present day context, when microbial antibiotic resistance is progressively morphing into an intractable predicament, acquisition of the potent PVL gene by MRSA, which represents a rather difficult challenge in itself, would pave the way to an alarming healthcare paradox.

In the interview, in San Juan on Sunday, Mrs. Clinton said "finishing the job" was "fundamental to who I am and how I was raised," and added her customary note of defiance: "I'm very happy that I did despite rather difficult challenges by many who wanted this to end prematurely".

This is a rather difficult theory.

Confirmation theory has proven a rather difficult endeavour.

This mix makes for a rather difficult text.

This makes customization of an efficient search method a rather difficult task.

Such a prediction remains a difficult challenge.

Revising a curriculum is a difficult challenge.

Mr. Huntsman has a particularly difficult challenge.