Sentence examples for became less challenging from inspiring English sources

Once I agreed, and came up with the title, A Dozen Roses, the selection process became less challenging.

"Historically, when the economy weakens and recruiting and retention became less challenging, these programs have been ripe for cuts," Gilroy said, adding that the reductions caused a "crisis" for the services in the late 1970s as well as problems in the mid-1980s and the late 1990s.

However, at some point in your life that kind of thing becomes less challenging.

Ms. Montez said there was some evidence that having a job offered intangible benefits that could improve health, including a sense of purpose and control in life, as well as providing networks that help to reduce social isolation.One explanation is that high-school graduation rates have increased, in part because high school has become less challenging.

In a national survey used to complete that report, state and local officials listed winning student acceptance, addressing plate waste, and planning menus as challenges, but said "that they expect many of these areas will become less challenging over time".

After de-noising and baseline removal, peak picking becomes less challenging.

Challenges of every kind become less challenging when we don't fear them.

If the bet works out, some of the world's thorniest computing problems, such as the hunt for new drugs or efforts to build artificial intelligence, would become dramatically less challenging.

But once you do get on a regular sleep schedule and maintain a well-rested baseline, waking up becomes much less challenging.

The international craft unions, having by now emerged as the dominant element in the trade-union structure, became less tolerant of challenges to their jurisdictions and internal lines of authority.

Under Roger Lewis, the group chief executive of the WRU and the Millennium Stadium, the governing body has become less financially challenged.