Sentence examples for challenging but feasible from inspiring English sources

Calculating climate risks is challenging but feasible.

Quantifying cyber risks is challenging, but feasible — and you can't afford not to do it.

Seventeen finance ministers, leading economists and heads of state say that it is "challenging but feasible" to raise $100bn£62bnbn) a year by 2020 to allow poor countries to adapt to the effects of climate change and reduce emissions.

I chaired a group that prepared our new report published on Wednesday, Smoking Still Kills, in which we propose a challenging but feasible target: to reduce the rate of smoking to 5% by 2035.

"This is challenging but feasible".

Providing guaranteed services in WLANs is a challenging but feasible task.

The aim would be to predict effects in humans; in order to help define a challenging but yet feasible initial goal the focus would be on liver mitochondrial toxicity.

Primarily as a result of very low LD in wild A. Gambiae, LD-based association mapping is challenging, but is feasible at least for major effect variants, especially where LD is enhanced by selective sweeps.

In my view, this is ambitious, but feasible.

With 167 days before the opening ceremony, Rogge said the Olympics could be a success only if Greece keeps up its frantic pace to finish competition sites in time for the Games from Aug. 13 to 29. "It's going to be challenging, but it is feasible," he said after a two-day executive board meeting.

The sequential approach including ASCT can be challenging but would be feasible approach to further improve the outcome of elderly patients with MM.