Sentence examples for be challenging for both from inspiring English sources

Long distance relationship might be challenging for both people, but, in my opinion, it's worth trying something rather than giving up too easily and then regretting it.

"I am absolutely convinced the meeting between Francis and the Polish Church will be challenging for both sides," Jaroslaw Makowski, a liberal Polish theologian, told Reuters.

The pragmatic view is simply that parenthood at a young age can be challenging for both parent and child.

Despite its benign nature, the removal of this type of tumor could be challenging for both neurosurgeons and thoracic surgeons, especially when the tumor has grown to an enormous size.

Accounting is said to be challenging for both teachers and students and often taught in a traditional, schematic way, which has been criticised for a long time (cf. Preiss 2001; Seifried 2004a).

Outreach may not produce results for quite some time, which can be challenging for both publicist and client.

They sat North and South on the diagramed deal, which was challenging for both sides.

However, it is challenging for both physical measurements and numerical simulations.

Chronic, severe, treatment-resistant and life-altering pruritus is challenging for both clinician and patient.

The one-on-one situation is challenging for both teacher and student, says Ms. Hatten, 45, who began teaching this year.

New practical approaches are needed at local level, but we also need a new political narrative about who we are as a country – something that is challenging for both the left and the right.