Sentence examples for be challenging with a from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

Obtaining a correct 3D reconstruction at subnanometer resolution can be challenging with a homogeneous sample, and a heterogeneous sample multiplies the problems.

Regardless of the reasons for transition, the transition process itself may be challenging with a risk of disruptions to services, and in the most extreme instances, their discontinuation.

The cross-spectral matching turns out to be challenging with an equal error rate (EER) larger than 27%%.

And our attitude to foreign policy – and foreign military adventures – may be challenged with a broader historical understanding.

'Ex-gay' people who claim to have been cured will also be challenged with a sexuality lie detector test.

Conventional physical fitness standards must be challenged with a neo-regimen that draws from movements that are basic, functional, and, thus, ancestral in form.

This allowed the controller to be challenged with a variety of likely starting points.

Surgical management of rhinoscleroma is challenging, with a propensity for scarring and disease recurrence.

Removal of the tumor was challenging with an estimated intraoperative blood loss of 5.0 L.