Sentence examples for challenging for the reader from inspiring English sources

This triple negative (decay/inhibited/ EGFR ts) is extremely challenging for the reader to interpret.

More challenging for the reader?

Strategies like these make navigating Beckett's work even more challenging for the reader, to the degree that some critics decided pointlessness was its very point.

1) The first is that the density of the results and the extensive survey of phenotypes while impressive make it challenging for the reader to take away the key findings from the study.

Crossing continents is challenging for the UK-based operating principles of the readers' editor.

But passages larded with intertextual allusions are challenging for an Anglophone reader, despite the translator's meticulous footnotes.

The book is challenging for young readers and some adults, so educators have stressed the importance of preparing teachers to introduce the book effectively.

There is something impersonal, inhuman even, about Prynne, but the challenge for the reader is to move beyond the obligatory prefixing of the poet's name with the word "rebarbative" and find a space for pleasure.

Despite a purposefully tortured time line, which presents challenges for the reader, Coover's update is a surprisingly faithful attempt to capture the troubled psychology (and "mizzerbul" spelling) of the original characters, during a dark era of American history.

Jack Hare is tasked to deliver a love token – a jewelled golden hare – from the moon to the sun, but loses it somewhere along the way: the challenge for the reader is to solve the puzzle and find this real-life buried treasure.

This paragraph also includes a fun challenge for the reader: figuring out how to feel about the "strategy" it describes.