Sentence examples for challenging affair from inspiring English sources

So, whether you're after a chain or a D-Lock or a cable, the range, weight, and width of locks out there can be a challenging affair.

Dog fight: How did allegations of anti-Semitism and elitism get caught up in a debate over a Beverly Hills dog park? "Governing a city with many clashing constituencies can be a challenging affair.

It was as engrossing and challenging an affair as the original PC game.

Hacktivism is now challenging international affairs, not only because it transcends borders, but also because it has become an instrument of national power.

What about the really hard things that happen to us in life; like my partner having an affair?" Challenging things happen to all of us.

The former French finance minister has a long track record of challenging the tax affairs of internet companies – and Google in particular.

You don't have to accept the whole Martin Jacques thesis about China ruling the world to see that the balance of economic power is significantly shifting and that a group of "southern" countries is likely to play a more significant role in future global affairs, challenging the traditional hegemony of the west.

Challenging this state of affairs, a socioeconomic rights movement is beginning to emerge in the UK.

Bashir said he was "delighted" to be returning to the BBC and described the spectrum of religious affairs as "challenging and compelling".

But this affair challenges that.

We're going to continue working closely with Tax Justice Network to challenge the tax affairs of artists, musicians and public figures.