Sentence examples for challenging to get around from inspiring English sources

"It's challenging to get around there, but all in all, it's a great experience".

"It's one of those tracks that's a challenge to get around fast, whether you're racing someone or not," Kenseth said.

The 57-year-old, center-right career politician has deftly attempted to give the impression that he was far too busy addressing the nation's multiple challenges to get around to declaring his candidacy earlier.

The Australian jazz-pop singer's unusually high, light tenor is a challenge to get around, even though the world-music inclusive arrangements, which Furler created with pianist David Ian, often aid in the delivery of eight well-trod old-school carols.

He decided during his college years that he would leave his car at home and challenge himself to get around through a mix of ride shares and public transportation.

Investment bankers like nothing better than the challenge of creating products to get around rules designed to restrain their clients.Lastly there is the question of interest rates.

One of the challenges of Second Life is learning to get around, and dancing is no different.

(She seems to get around).

How are you going to get around?

I'm just hoping to get around".

… It will be a challenge to get Richard to perform this at very high altitudes himself, but we've got some very neat specialist software to get around that.