Sentence examples for challenging to push from inspiring English sources

It's incredibly challenging to push through the years when you have little kids without dropping out of the game entirely.

"It gets more challenging to push through the Hulu sale, given what NBC just did," said Greenfield.

Those not au fait with frog noises or howling are challenged to push their boundaries.

We're designed to challenge, to push, to dig, to question, to irritate, to run towards danger and confrontation rather than away from it – and, when we're not tearing each other apart limb from limb, we do have fun together.

Throughout sessions, participants are challenged to push boundaries, get out of their comfort zone, and allow themselves to become vulnerable within the group.

She befriended a man named Barry Ellington, a stoop-sitting character whom she liked to challenge to push-up competitions.

"For him the joy was in the challenge, to push horology beyond its current boundaries".

Many of the district's schools, particularly those in more affluent areas, already had relatively high scores, making it a challenge to push them significantly higher.

First, the technological feat of retrieving workable human genomic DNA from bones that were more than 38,000 years old was astounding; it redefined the limits of paleogenetics and stands almost as a challenge to push the envelope even farther.

In the old days, people took on these challenges to push society and thinking forward.

Still, there's no doubt it's going to be a challenge to push QWERTY aside.