Sentence examples for challenging to go from inspiring English sources

"But he's smart and it's always challenging to go against him".

Volleyball player Allison Hillgren -- who attended as a student in 2010, and returned this year as a panelist -- adds, "It was challenging to go through the process of self discovery as a young adult in my early 20s.

Schwartz explains "But it proved more challenging to go from being a New York actor where most NY casting directors knew me, to an LA actor who was primarily a new face".

"It would have been less challenging to go to an exotic village where there was no electricity whatsoever," Ms. Kakkar said.

My attention span would rival that of a particularly inattentive gnat: it's easy to see a tweet and nod in agreement; it's much more challenging to go and seek out a variety of opinions around an issue.

So it was very challenging to go from door to door trying to figure out how to establish rapport and open a dialogue with a woman.

We report progress to Michael regularly and we're always challenged to go further.

"It's a challenge to go to the Premier League.

Or choose a challenge to go farther, longer, or faster than you have before.

"It's a challenge to go out and face a team six days later.

The psychologist should be aware of the challenges to go beyond his field of competence.