Sentence examples for be challenging with from inspiring English sources
Implementation will be challenging with no guarantee of success.
My wife and I are anywhere from an 8 to 12 handicap, so a course that continues to be challenging with each round is key.
The chief executive said the next three months would be "challenging with food price deflation likely to continue" and underlying sales growth at Sainsbury's was likely to fall to about 2.1% in the first quarter of 2015.
Nic Budden, Foxtons' chief executive, said: "We expect the first half of the year to be challenging with a reduced sales pipeline entering into the second quarter and the underlying short-term impact on transaction volumes from the uncertainty around the European referendum".
"We remain well positioned to make progress whilst recognising that in 2011 the economic background for the UK consumer will be challenging with disposable incomes coming under increasing pressure, through a combination of the recent VAT increase and public service spending cuts," the company said.
Her subject matter, again, tends to be challenging with a capital C – my lucky dip revealed a burgeoning relationship between girl (14) and married male art teacher, a dysfunctional, masochistic mum with a taste for liquor, and a good dose of homophobia and heartbreak.
Both will be challenged with personnel adjustments under pressure and personality management under stress.
"Those who would criticize Turkey for its problems confuse what is challenging with what is fundamental.
And the images aren't just big; they're challenging, with odd geometry and foreboding colors.
