Sentence examples for challenging to bring from inspiring English sources
White-collar criminal cases are often challenging to bring because of their complexity.
"I'm finding it challenging to bring down time," Falk said.
A failure-to-supervise claim may have been challenging to bring in these mortgage cases.
Behavioral interventions are known to be effective, but it is always challenging to bring evidence based changes into routine practice [ 15, 17, 18].
Whilst it is challenging to bring historically-disparate partners together into formal agreements, they are essential to creating the scalable 'business rules' and sustainable environment required to achieve the new care models we seek.
1.18pm: Gordon Edge, director of policy at RenewableUK, the "trade and professional body for the UK wind and marine renewables industries", says: The timeline DECC has laid out looks very challenging to bring in wholesale change to the electricity market.
But Brady separates himself by his having been challenged to bring his team back, and succeeding in doing so, on two separate occasions.
Maraniss is sometimes challenged to bring them all to life, but the major figures are drawn vividly, giving "They Marched Into Sunlight" a novelistic quality.
From Klondike to FreeCell to Spider, TriPeaks and Pyramid game modes, you'll be challenged to bring your best to defeat our best.
He faces a nightly challenge to "bring to life" the unfurling of history.
