Sentence examples for an exceptional challenge from inspiring English sources

For historians of the United States, the middle years of the 19th century present an exceptional challenge.

For a person as avid for physical danger as Lanzmann was in his younger days, his acceptance of slow maturation was an exceptional challenge to fate.

The "new Berlin" takes its cue from the Philharmonie, and the heightened glamour of the hall creates an exceptional challenge for the musicians who work within it.

On the other hand, the use of great music in movies poses an exceptional challenge for filmmakers, who must make a movie that's worthy of its soundtrack, and use the scores in a way that rivals the music itself in creative originality.

It said the authority was facing an "exceptional challenge" in dealing with projected reductions in public spending.

The mobile application is an exceptional challenge which requires a special configuration of custom-designed, compact and powerful system components.

"If Congress and the president have trouble dealing with routine decisions, it is safe to assume that any exceptional challenge will turn into a political firestorm".

When he left the department, a civil servant paid him a memorable, backhanded compliment: "You posed a quite exceptional challenge to my powers of obstruction".

On the other side technical realisation of assumed alternative energy concepts represents an exceptional engineering challenge, but with huge potential benefits to society.

By highlighting AIDS issues, the ICC Cricket World Cup and its cricketing stars are showing exactly the kind of exceptional response needed for the exceptional challenge of AIDS".

Consequently, KRAS is an exceptional albeit challenging target for targeted cancer therapies.