Sentence examples for challenging to remember from inspiring English sources

Even once-a-day pills, like the statins, can be challenging to remember every morning.

Unless you've had a burning desire to rename a street, you probably find it challenging to remember anything the Council has done, let alone anything of benefit to the city.

It quickly becomes challenging to remember what you own and where.

A full IPv6 address consists of 32 bytes or a string of 39 characters (including 7 delimiters) in human readable form which is both challenging to remember and prone to mistakes when read, written or deployed.

Young people with epilepsy can find it challenging to remember, understand and use information because of neurological impairments and biological factors.

The meaning of numerous arrowheads can be challenging to remember and again they are not always supported by general pathway/network editing software packages.

Cambridge scholar John Casey held that Rushdie was an inadequate storyteller; Rushdie's admirers had been challenged to remember the "plot" of Midnight's Children--to report "how the book ends --and nonends --and ablends --andr.

It is always a challenge to remember a new computer password after an old one has expired, or to memorize a new phone number.

Each room is named for the title of a Goldoni play -- I Rusteghi, La Donna di Garbo -- a charming touch, which does, however, make it a bit of a challenge to remember how to ask for your key at the end of a long day of touring.

Anyone who has lived through the death of a loved one by suicide knows it can be a daily challenge to remember that life is good.

As I passed the circle, I was challenged to retrieve and remember what was lost.