Sentence examples for added challenging from inspiring English sources

Yet, he added, challenging the final regulations in court poses risks, too.

"That fact degrades what the Greeks are saying about the aircraft suddenly losing altitude before it vanished from radar," he added, challenging an account given days ago by the Greek defence minister.

It added: "Challenging societal inequality has been at the core of our campaigns and we try to do this pro-actively in our everyday work, so the accusation that we discriminate is one we refute wholeheartedly".

Mr. Ciulei was artistic director of the Guthrie for five seasons in the early 1980s, during which he redesigned the main stage and added challenging productions by himself and directors like Andrei Serban and Peter Sellars to the schedule and was generally credited with bringing increased national attention to the theater.

"If the euro fails, Europe doesn't fail," he added, challenging an assertion made frequently by Mrs Merkel.

"It is ignorant for him to say that," he added, challenging the mayor — who was elected by the biggest personal mandate in British electoral history — to an IQ test.

"We see the work as being somewhat challenging," she adds, "challenging people to know their strengths, find their strengths".

She faces an added challenge.

But progress does come with its own added challenges.

You have the added challenge of traveling to a wedding just before a major winter holiday.

Now he faces the added challenge of placating fuming protesters who consider any participation treachery.