Sentence examples for challenging numbers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Heins has acknowledged that RIM would produce "challenging" numbers until it begins selling its new BlackBerry 10 phones and operating system next year.

As Chinese people get richer they are traveling far more; in some markets they are challenging numbers from more traditional markets like Japan, Europe and the United States, including in shopping spending.

They too face the same challenging numbers – the proportion of Britons aged 17-20 with a driving licence has fallen (pdf) from almost 50% in the 1990s to 29% today.

The two most challenging numbers for him, Mr. Jonas said, were the Act I closer, "One Day More," which requires more of a belting voice than he said he was used to, and his Act II solo, "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables," in which Marius laments that he was the only one among his friends to survive the battle at the barricade.

Challenging number 6 - Childhood in Mali Mali is working hard to improve life for children.

It leads to a significative speed up over more conventional grid-based methods and allows to address challenging Schmidt numbers.

Does it require detailed financial models for anything new, challenging the numbers for anything outside the most common historical practice?

Even as preliminary results from the first state convention vote started coming in, Sanders supporters were already challenging the numbers.

Interactive version with legible challenge numbers available from [48].

The corresponding challenge numbers are given in Table 1.

An interactive version of this plot with legible challenge numbers is available from [47].