Sentence examples for brutally challenging from inspiring English sources

The Putnam is one of the most prestigious mathematical competitions in the U.S. and Canada, requiring competitors to attempt to solve 12 brutally challenging problems in six hours.

Even for the fittest, the sessions are brutally challenging: a combination of physical and emotional endurance.

They are also brutally challenging to their own community's social and individual weaknesses.

Someone should tap into the lucrative Christmas disaffection market by making a brutally challenging "origin myth" movie about the actual life of Saint Nicholas in fourth-century Turkey.

He has a special quality of quiet, cool leadership under fire that should be a model in this brutally challenging world.

For a brutally challenging game like Sekiro, you might think sales would suffer, but that does not appear to be the case.

Bashir's government is at its most brutally efficient when challenged, the most notorious example being the campaign in the country's western Darfur region.

The lawyer, Chen Guangcheng, earned global attention — and the government's enmity — by challenging the legality of government policies that exploited farmers, discriminated against the disabled and brutally enforced China's one-child policy.

The outcome of the Standard's old editorial approach was brutally clear: with its monopoly challenged by News International, it was sold to a new proprietor, Alexander Lebedev, for just £1.

He was followed by Deng Xiaoping, who turned the economy upside down, while brutally suppressing political challenges.

All writers can be accused of betraying the world of their childhood as much as they preserve it, but when that world has been brutally destroyed the challenge to the literary imagination itself is larger, the unease inevitably greater.