Sentence examples for challenge admittedly from inspiring English sources

The challenge, admittedly, is to get the public to go along with this: for it is not just America's leaders who are marked by the Vietnam experience.

Arsenal's Premier League title challenge, admittedly hit by injuries, faded once more and for a spell in the closing weeks of the season it looked like they could be taken out of the Champions League equation by Roberto Martinez's resurgent Everton.

What Bob surely thought was an attractive point of pride, living a pedestrian and cyclist lifestyle in a car-centric city, was challenging my admittedly conventional dating expectations.

While programming challenges are admittedly high effort, they are also high reward (just like startups).

Certain scenes – such as the admittedly challenging one in which Queen Tamora (a vixenish Ivy Pang Ngan-ling) attempts to impersonate the goddess of revenge – failed to come off at all.

It is admittedly challenging to identify satisfactory control groups for area based interventions.

Mercer's challenge, and achievement, was admittedly less visible than the Facebook founder's.

He's an anti-hero with whom 21st-century souls can identify, though admittedly our challenge as we commemorate the centenary of the start of the first world war, is to imagine what it was like to be otherwise – to believe literally in what Wilfred Owen called the old Lie: Dulce et Decorum est/ Pro patria mori.

Raising venture capital in a world where men control 90%+ of the capital put to work is an on-going (but admittedly fun) challenge.

This is based on the correlated locations of Mic27 and respiratory complexes presented in Figures 4D and E. At least a quantification (which is admittedly a challenge on its own) of the proximity of Mic27 to Qcr2 and Atp2 and addressing whether they are more adjacent to each other than to some other mitochondrial substructure (nucleoids?) is needed to support this conclusion.

And if we want to figure out how to address these admittedly complex challenges, then we must reach out to other voices besides our own.