Sentence examples for challenge quite from inspiring English sources

When he went to challenge quite a way out, I knew we were in business.

In fact, the Firaxis team has faced a design challenge quite similar to that confronted by the makers of the Madden NFL football series for Electronic Arts.

"The challenge, quite frankly, was I'm taking a Presidential candidate and putting a gun in his hand and having him shoot at another Presidential candidate," Brabender said.

"The big challenge, quite frankly, is the fact that it's been off the air for so long," said Courteney Monroe, HBO's executive vice president for consumer marketing.

But he and party leader Hu Jintao face a huge challenge quite apart from the immediate task of steering the world's most populous nation through its present difficulties.

That's not to say people are expected to get hurt, but it's hard to think of another challenge quite like the one in the Ardennes on the F1 calendar.

"One of the big challenges, quite frankly, is when we capture pirates, what do you do with them?" he said.

"There have been a lot of vertical mergers over the years, and the Department of Justice has challenged quite a few of them," Daniel Rubinfeld, an N.Y.U.

The improved pattern may overcome the above challenges quite well while also delivering good ventilation performance.

"Los Angeles is the entertainment capital of the world and the traditional business here is challenged quite a bit".

Their title challenge never quite recovered.