Sentence examples for be a challenge on from inspiring English sources

The authors concede that convincing people to retire later will be a challenge on sociocultural, economic and political levels.

That would be a challenge on short notice, just as it would have if Mr. Christie began his campaign in October.

"Any litigious areas are going to be a challenge on the E. & O. side," Mr. Nowell said, referring to errors and omissions.

A. Everywhere in the world there's always going to be a challenge on whether there's a competition to get hold of those resources or whether all countries have a common interest in their environmentally sound development.

Fifty years of that rollercoaster life would be a challenge on the scale of King Lear for a single actor, even without the Jake LaMotta-style dietary requirements, so Love & Mercy director Bill Pohlad wisely uses two.

It's always going to be a challenge (on defense) when you've got a guy like that.

So far, it's been a challenge on mobile devices.

"This was a challenge on so many levels," Ms. Rolison said.

There is a challenge on every level for Barcelona.

We know this is no small task – it is a challenge on a historic scale.

For Villas-Boas, of course, the contest against Chelsea was a challenge on a professional and personal level.