Sentence examples for challenges not to from inspiring English sources

Though robotic missions are easier to achieve, the X Prize competitors still face formidable challenges, not to mention extravagant costs.

Our common goal must be to strengthen our combined capacity to meet shared challenges, not to create new institutions.

But many studio owners say they sponsor monthlong back-to-back challenges not to pad their pockets but to wake up students.

Looking out at her classmates, she predicted that the crowd was filled with future policymakers and scientists who will shape the response to the world's environmental challenges — not to mention the lawyers, advocates, entrepreneurs, foresters, health experts and writers who will also engage in the battle for a more sustainable world.

To me, these were fascinating challenges, not to mention survival skills for a fledgling composer.

But Tesla has eliminated many of those challenges, not to mention added cachet to electric cars.

So did the challenge, not to mention the need to support his family.

"It's a real challenge not to use salt, fats and sugar".

"It's a real challenge not to let them down," he said.

But for the intrepid eater, it was a challenge not to be declined.

"It is definitely a challenge not to get frustrated," Lundqvist said.