Sentence examples for challenging too much from inspiring English sources

This could be because of a sensitive temperament, learning exceptionalities that make the school day particularly challenging, too much that is new or unknown, negative experiences with friends or teachers, the coming on of a cold or illness, general fatigue, or something else that you haven't quite been able to put your finger on.

Characters and plot must conform to "game sense"; if they confuse or challenge too much, they simply won't be readable enough to fulfil their role.

She would never teach in the private sector – not out of principle, but "because I like a challenge too much".

We did not use SATé + MAFFT due to computational challenges (too much input/output was required).

It remains to assess how our transgenic plants would compare to the wild type plants when grown under nitrate-challenging (too much or too little) conditions in soil throughout a life cycle.

I've always been quite malleable, so I'll allow people to have opposing views to me without challenging them too much.

I think they think guys who are intelligent will challenge authority too much".

Tip: if busy with traffic in the height of summer, there are off-road routes around (that's won't challenge you too much) the National Trust's land.

There was a certain tacit understanding between us to accept certain pathways as our best selves, and not challenge that too much".

My docent tells me things that I know are not true, but I don't challenge her, too much work to be done, and I know it's futile.

The police said the case was challenging partly because too much time had passed since the suspected rape.