Sentence examples for challenging enough that from inspiring English sources

The point is to keep the game just challenging enough that you stay fully engaged.

But I am also reliably informed by my family and friends that our slopes are challenging enough that one can have a good time on them, conditions permitting.

A cross between a motocross track and a bad dirt road, the circuit is challenging enough that one driver in a Jeep Cherokee has to quit halfway through when his 4-wheel-drive system fails.

Dinner Lab's business model was challenging enough that it shifted its events staff to a contract-based model instead of full-time employment.

However, the RPG nature really keeps you hooked: the game is challenging enough that it keeps you involved and easy enough that you don't find yourself trying to beat a boss more than three times before succeeding.

Adjusting to life after double-digit sentences was considered challenging enough that I took a class in it, perversely taught by men with 20 years inside.

We were not challenging enough at that moment.

"If I don't see challenging enough targets, that would be a subject for negotiation.

Critics sometimes said that Mr. Duke's music was too smooth, not challenging enough, and that he was too eager to court a broad audience.

But Mr. Achatz dismissed the idea as not challenging enough, saying that he would be bored after three months.

Gamifiers try to capture that sense of engagement by providing rapid, continuous feedback, a clear sense of progression and goals that are challenging enough to maintain interest but not so hard as to put players off.