Sentence examples for challenging streets from inspiring English sources

The next day, restored by hot water and steam, I was ready to tackle Seoul's challenging streets.

A few blocks away at the Pozo-Cohen insurance agency, Helen Jenny Pozo said that even a limited license would mean fewer untrained drivers taking to New York City's challenging streets.

"Over the past few months, we've been working closely with the SFMTA and local community groups to design a solution that not only brings e-bikes to the challenging streets of San Francisco but does so in a responsible and accessible way for its many neighborhoods," Social Bicycles CEO Ryan Rzepecki said in an emailed statement to TechCrunch.

Transforming the most challenging high streets into vibrant places where people feel a sense of belonging and community won't be easy.

Argentina-born Beker recently moved from Toronto to Miami, a place he says is a bit more challenging for street photography because people are hidden away in cars and not walking the streets.

The lead supervisors at each bank are some of the most "battle tested" and sophisticated regulators who are comfortable challenging Wall Street executives, one regulator said.

Urban warfare can be a challenging struggle fought street by street, and Islamic State has proved adept at slowing down attackers with strategically placed snipers and booby traps.

His speech to the party conference, however, was a sign that he is still prepared to be politically mischievous and challenging to Downing Street.

Street skating involves more challenging tricks, and the street skaters often neglect to wear protective gear.

In the current trading statement, the company refers to trading on the high street being challenging but, it remains encouraged on forward orders although the language is more muted than in the November 2014 trading statement.

It's going to be a challenging sell for Wall Street heading into 2017.