Sentence examples for challenging feat from inspiring English sources

It's a particularly challenging feat, given the hyper-competitive nature of the mobile payments market.

WHERE does he plan to carry out his most challenging feat?

"Greater support is needed to help these individuals prepare for the future; yet this will be a challenging feat.

But Wednesday's crash-landing is a reminder that pulling off such a task remains a technically challenging feat.

Stimulus reconstruction is a challenging feat of engineering, but the implications of the results for brain theory are not always clear.

The disruption of such interactions remains a challenging feat but, in recent years, there has been considerable progress in the design of proteomimetics: molecules that mimic the structure and function of extended regions of protein surfaces.

In the future, Shing hopes to participate in similarly challenging feats of endurance art, with proceeds benefitting those put at risk by Trump's administration. .

PSM3s Andy Kelly wrote, "Rocksteady have struck the perfect balance of giving you the confident power of a superhero, but with enough weaknesses to make the game challenging; a remarkable feat of balancing and design".

The former England player C. B. Fry said that Miller was "a batsman already great...who is likely, later on, to challenge the feats of Australia's champions of the past...Miller has something of the dash and generous abandon that were part of Victor Trumper's charm".

And that they've achieved this feat whilst challenging the likes of Skype, Vonage, Jajah, Rebtel, Nimbuzz, fring, eBuddy, Truphone and others in the mobile communication and VoIP space.

This feat is obviously challenging, as there are 82 different apps that post photos to Twitter alone and dealing with all the limitations of different APIs is akin to herding cats.