Sentence examples for challenging to settle from inspiring English sources

Initially it can be challenging to settle into a new routine, including one involving more daily movement.

We might work every day at practicing breathing exercises, committing to acts of selfless service, or chanting mantra, but it is often quite challenging to settle the mind down long enough to regard it with the same ongoing sense of importance that we would when we've learned how to finally play a piano concerto after having struggled with it for so long.

It is generally a big challenge to settle on suitable variables in the DHS data for the creation of instruments.

Some clients even find it challenging to truly settle down and others may have associated health challenges.

Beukes, too, pronouced her inclusion "very cool and just a little overwhelming" before challenging Patrick Ness to "settle this with pistols at dawn".

Jenny Jones, the Green candidate, may have changed British politics for good when she challenged Boris and Ken to settle their tax argument by publishing their returns.

Microcarrier cultures were fed by 50%% media change because it is technically challenging to perform full media changes without removing settled microcarriers.

After we published our story in March, more than 70 veterans and their families reached out to say they'd faced similar challenges trying to settle their debts to the VA.

His first challenge is to settle the romantic troubles and subsequent professional skid of a star hockey player whose wife left him for rival skater Jacques Grande (played by a Speedo-wearing Justin Timberlake).

Thereafter he was a staunch advocate of Avignon Pope Clement VII against the English-backed Urban VI, for whom he engaged in partisan preaching and writing, famously challenging any English bishop to settle the issue by single combat.

After the successful transition, the structures and methods used on the Year 2000 problem were quickly adapted to what many on Wall Street view as an even bigger challenge: the move to settle trades within one day instead of three.