Sentence examples for be a really challenging from inspiring English sources

I think that's going to be a really challenging aspect of the model but we're super committed to trying to innovate on that as much as we do on the technology".

In that situation, he said, "it can be a really challenging surgical procedure".

On their second date, she said that she thought it only fair to point out how complicated her life was and that she would "probably be a really challenging girlfriend".

And we shouldn't be worried about it being a 'formal' qualification either – if we get it right, it could be a really challenging, flexible and accessible option in schools.

"It's been a really challenging four weeks," Pearce said.

Working out delivery schedules and routes is "a really challenging data-science problem", explains Apoorva Mehta, the firm's boss and a former Amazon employee.Sofa-bound shoppers now have a plethora of options.

Without words to hold on to, everything becomes ambiguous so the choreography has to speak of this in some way – it's a really challenging piece to take into movement.

"This is a really challenging one," Davis said.

It's a really challenging situation, and I think Benghazi has only made those choices more difficult".

I think this is a really challenging question that you've raised, because how do we bridge the divide in a culture that is disconnected from its military?

But if you are a failing student(or even an average B-C student), then allow yourself one year to reform yourself with mere honors courses before moving on to AP. Beware, this is a really challenging class.