Sentence examples for be a remarkable challenge from inspiring English sources

It doesn't seem as if that would be a remarkable challenge for Ms. Best, 36, who has been repeatedly declared one of the biggest discoveries, if not the biggest, of the British stage in more than a decade, and whose Modigliani-esque beauty and vivacious charm are enough to make a reporter forget to turn on his tape recorder for the first five minutes of the interview.

Kuczaj says, "It's a remarkable challenge because she is working with wild dolphins so they've got the option to participate or not".

Completing the London Marathon is a remarkable challenge for anybody, but even more so if you are paralysed from the chest down.

It was a remarkable challenge to the Shi'ite Muslim religious judicial authorities, who have blacklisted Khatami from public life for his support for other reformists under house arrest.

16 Modification of lifestyle is a remarkable challenge for adults.

Both sides agree that there have been a remarkable number of challenges in recent months to the way that evolution is taught in the schools.

"It's a remarkable place but there are challenges," Dixon added.

I think he has been a remarkable mayor, we face tremendous challenges as a city right now, and it's clear that he is the person for the job".

"I think Lola was a remarkable photographer, especially given all the challenges she faced," said Elizabeth Ferrer, who published "Lola Álvarez Bravo" with Aperture.

"In a time of great change and challenge, she has been a remarkable leader who has consistently shown great vision and commitment to NASA and the aerospace industry".

It has been a remarkable season: not only is there a Challenge Cup final against Warrington on the horizon but the Giants stand third in the Super League.