Sentence examples for challenging to get through from inspiring English sources

This may be challenging to get through, but it is worth the patient effort required.

"Every single word of The Wall Street Journal is a challenge to get through," he said.

The complexity can be astounding, but it will be a personal challenge to get through it.

Ohio and other states face a huge challenge "to get through the first years without placing an overwhelming number of schools in the improvement category," he said.

Every day was a challenge to get through to the next measly paycheck.

There were enough new challenges to get through on a daily basis.

They also require a commitment to thinking beyond the NOW, which for someone who lately is finding it a challenge to get through a Frank Rich column (lengthwise!) -- let alone, say, the thoroughly fabulous 700+pp Nixonland -- is proving to be a necessary exercise indeed!

"The challenge is to get through this problem before the next problem hits the other cooling system".

The new prime minister's first challenge was to get through his only parliamentary question time Thursday, where he sought to flip the political debate to a policy comparison between the major parties and to demand an end what he has called "the politics of negativity".

My anxiety spiked, my mood sank, and it was a challenge just to get through the day.

Coolest Girl in School challenges its players to get through the day with a period stain on their skirts.