Sentence examples for a relatively challenging from inspiring English sources

So in my view they've built up a relatively challenging proposition".

It is still a relatively challenging flight plan for a young man who has never, as far as anyone knows, received any pilot's instruction.

However, obtaining accurate 3D solutions of parallelepipeds is a relatively challenging task.

Since both of these properties hinge on the actual SNR conditions in the system, the constellation design itself can become a relatively challenging task.

Eni Field located in approximately 40 feet water depth (Thakur et al. 1982) and situated about eight (8) miles offshore west Niger Delta in southern Nigeria (Fig. 1) occur in a relatively challenging environment where exploration uncertainty needs to be reduced for gainful exploration and exploitation of the hydrocarbon reserves.

The ANT-R is a relatively challenging version that measures the general efficiency of voluntary control of attention, and the three networks subserving attention (alerting, orienting, and executive control).

Mr. Sehring noted that movies with relatively challenging subject matter ("4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days," about abortion in Ceausescu-era Romania) or form (the hand-drawn animation of "Persepolis") have often been overlooked.

Notably, the innovation of devices and methods is an easier task than building high-level evidence, as "most interventional radiologists lack expertise in the relatively challenging advanced methods used in comparative effectiveness and cost-effectiveness research" [20].

I'm talking circuit weight training where you go from one exercise to the next, using resistance that is relatively challenging to downright heavy, with minimal rest in between sets.

2. The tasks we undertook in this study were relatively challenging.

But radiochemistry procedures for production of peptide-based PET tracers are usually complex, which makes large-scale clinical studies relatively challenging.