Sentence examples for challenging to chew from inspiring English sources

Mars bars used to be pretty challenging to chew, but that familiar caramel-induced jaw ache will soon be forgotten, as Mar bars become even more like Milky Ways. 3. The change of image has come about because Mars bars are considered by women to be too masculine (no hope for Yorkies then).

And it can be a challenge to chew the stems, though some love them the most.

Having proven that it's possible to beat the professionals at their own game, there is now a very clear next challenge to chew on: multi-player no-limit Texas hold'em.

The purpose of this article is to describe results of an operations research study that assessed the feasibility of task shifting provision of contraceptive implants to CHEWs in 2 states of northern Nigeria and to examine facilitating factors and challenges to CHEWs providing implant insertions.

"Get a load of footballers on a reality TV show and challenge them not to chew the balls off kangaroos or whatever, but to reduce their carbon footprint by 20 per cent," James suggested.

Of the starters proper, Tina's char-grilled and baked celeriac with pickled raisins (£10.50) has a curiously burnt taste and a distressingly challenging chew to it.

Ms. Hall in conversation is self-effacing, articulate, analytical, quick to laugh and pleased to chew over the challenges and joys of acting.

Edwards is talking ahead of the Nuffield Trust's annual health policy summit, where the great and good of the health and social care world gather to chew over the challenges they face.

As well as the bands and boozing, South by Southwest is the place the international music business comes to chew the fat about its many challenges.

Her ambitious desire, however, to reflect the challenges, prejudices and solutions facing "brown bodies" is too much to chew.

Hungry readers but fewer papers to chew on - that's the key challenge German media companies face.