Sentence examples for challenging number from inspiring English sources
Challenging number 6 - Childhood in Mali Mali is working hard to improve life for children.
A proposed tax levy increase of 9.46percentt in the Patchogue-Medford district is a more challenging number to sell than the 2.44percentt in Uniondale.
Winning satisfied and happy passengers is certainly worth the small effort it takes to distribute these challenging number puzzles. Lee Brooks Whitestone, Queens, Sept. 7, 2006.
Russia now has a challenging number of naval ships in the Black Sea, meaning it can threaten NATO members Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey.
The Farrell company, which only dances for a few weeks each year, always tackles a challenging number of ballets, and the endeavor is invariably remarkable.
The South Africa innings had just about everything, except a challenging number of runs: expert swing-bowling, some defiant late-order hitting and five run-outsone of which contained enough slapstick comedy to guarantee being run on A Question of Sport in the near future.
Mr. Heins has acknowledged that RIM would produce "challenging" numbers until it begins selling its new BlackBerry 10 phones and operating system next year.
"So the chances of the club challenging the number is probably relatively small".
"In China, where corruption is high, it's the policy challenge number one.
The car sends a challenge number, which the remote controller returns with its own unique code.
Cue challenge number two.
