Sentence examples similar to challenges put off from inspiring English sources

Hansen, always up for a challenge, put off medical school and became a full-time horseplayer.

Mauricio Lemos - promising 22-year-old Uruguayan defender - produces a great challenge to put off Alvaro Morata from tucking in Cristiano Ronaldo's low square ball from the right.

Anything really challenging that I put off tends not to get done, and it's the most difficult work that tends to generate the greatest enduring value.

But he has also found followers outside that group by focusing on economic growth and competent public administration — things that many Indian politicians, especially in the country's governing Indian National Congress Party, have perpetually treated as challenges that can be put off for another day.

"The challenge of raising the birthrate in Cuba is a challenge that cannot be put off," Granma said.

At times, the language or turns of phrase may be a challenge: do not be put off.

Ms Bandey added that customers should not be put off challenging their bank if they were charged a fee.

Trump also said he put off challenging China more directly last year because he needed its assistance during nuclear talks with North Korea, but he has recently accused China of trying to hinder those discussions.

Stacey Kennealy, sustainability director of GreenFaith, said congregations used to be put off by the challenges of composting — such as odor and pests — but now urban, suburban and rural houses of worship are digging into the practice.

Other artists might be put off by the logistical challenges presented by the modest dimensions but Mr Squalor is unfazed.

Some are put off by the technical challenges of ownership, mainly related to charging the battery.