Sentence examples for challenging to return from inspiring English sources
"Everyone connected with the club thought we'd be challenging to return to the Premier League.
It's famously challenging to return billion-dollar-plus funds, which is why some firms, including Benchmark, won't do it, no matter what demand from institutional investors looks like.
"Everyone connected with the club thought we'd be challenging to return to the Premier league but that's not happened for whatever reason and we'll hopefully be more competitive next season.
He said it would be challenging to return to ordinary work as a manager because of the difficulty of working without becoming exhausted.
It is difficult to return a horse for a second top effort after only two weeks, and it is even more challenging to return again in three weeks — especially when facing fresher horses in the second and third legs.
Once you have left the negotiation table, it can be extremely difficult and emotionally challenging to return and address issues and liabilities like these.
The legal challenge to return the original Banksy to Kent was launched by Folkestone arts charity the Creative Foundation, which runs the Folkestone Triennial.
Or Nadal was psyched out by Soderling, whose world ranking was only No. 23 but nonetheless hits powerful, flat balls — minimal spin, that is — that Nadal, even though he'd always beaten him before, finds a challenge to return.
Aboriginal advocates in Australia have focused on this issue, raising the possibility of a re-run of the 2004 Australian legal challenge to return bark objects loaned by the British Museum to Museum Victoria.
The immediate future for the club is cost-cutting and temporary financial fixes - such as the £1.5m to be borrowed from the shareholders Sandy Easdale and Laxey Partners - but King wants to lead a new round of fundraising to allow investment in the club ahead of its challenge to return to the top flight.
A minimum washout period of 2 weeks was specified after the first treatment period to allow allergic inflammation induced by allergen challenge to return to normal in these subjects.
