Sentence examples for challenging to spot from inspiring English sources
In fact it would be challenging to spot a burkini on most French beaches, and even some of the mayors considering the bans admit to never having seen one.
The asteroid may be more challenging to spot, but "comet Lovejoy is easy," says astronomer Edwin Krupp, director of the Griffith Observatory.
It can be challenging to spot weeds on a lawn that is closely mown, so put the mower aside for a bit to see if you can spot any patches of weeds growing.
The Comet Pan-STARRS may be a challenge to spot in the evening sky, but it still dazzled stargazers around the world when it paired up with the moon Tuesday (March 12).
Challenging viewers to spot such stuff is amusing in a lightweight way.
A study published this week in Current Biology describes how the computer program trains the brain to see better by challenging participants to spot hard-to-see targets.
"Beyond 2013-14, consistent qualification for the Champions League is key in United challenging to regain top spot in the Money League, a position it last held in 2003-04".
He likes to take visitors onto the balcony of the town hall and challenge them to spot a scrap of paper in the plaza.
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The road to catching a trick in action is filled with unrest, anxiety and eventually failure, and the Israeli artist challenges us to spot the moments we are being beguiled by making cyanotypes that are (literally) translucent.
