Sentence examples for challenges entirely from inspiring English sources

"That goal can be accomplished only by eliminating peremptory challenges entirely".

But the gay love story still presents a set of new challenges entirely.

It might be convenient for moderate Labour MPs to blame the failure of the challenge entirely on the flaws of the challenger, but it would also be wrong.

Translating that into action is another challenge entirely.

The Kentucky Derby and Preakness are broadly similar, but the Belmont is a different challenge entirely.

But Flutie, as anyone who has watched a football game since he emerged from Boston College in 1984 knows, presents a different challenge entirely.

The semi-final presents a different challenge entirely – even against another single-handed backhand artist in Wawrinka, who destroyed Djokovic with it a year ago.

Even so, persuading those fans to spend tens of dollars in her mobile game – its in-app "B-Gems" currency costs between £3.99 and £79.99 – could be another challenge entirely.

That's why it's so tough for new apps to become WhatsApp or Candy Crushitszevenifs: even if their developers can persuade people to download them, getting them to use them regularly is another challenge entirely.

Getting live bacteria to replicate altered DNA was another challenge entirely.

Visiting the nearest star is another challenge entirely.