Sentence examples for challenged that much from inspiring English sources

It hasn't been challenged that much.

"Marriage is such an overwhelming part of our conventional wisdom of what makes life good and it is so part of the accepted way of thinking about things that it is not challenged that much," said DePaulo.

But now Gov. Neil Abercrombie has challenged that much-told narrative, implying that it had been manufactured to pressure him into choosing Hanabusa.

The Red Bulls' loss, and then another must-game against the Union, without Henry, makes the challenge that much greater.

Mrs. Obama does not have that background to draw on, making her political challenge that much more complex.

That the atmosphere so far up is also cluttered with spectacular misfires and out-of-print debris only makes the challenge that much greater — or foolhardy.

One convergent theme in that critique has been a challenge that much of the realist and procedural baggage associated with conventional accounting is no longer apposite when seeking to account for sustainability.

And hashtags will be posed with the challenge that much of what's posted on Facebook is only shared with friends, not the public.

This exemplifies the challenge that much medical education research is Action Research, research based on the instructors' own practice.

There was a certain tacit understanding between us to accept certain pathways as our best selves, and not challenge that too much".

I've been riding out at lot at home, but a couple of steady canters up Warren Hill doesn't challenge you that much.