Sentence examples for challenging try from inspiring English sources

Calling a hockey game efficiently has been somewhat challenging — try to explain icing or a power play in English — but Peng and Chang say they have made progress.

(If you think restoring an old house is challenging, try working on one built over water).

But if remembering passwords is proving challenging, try 1Password.

To make this more challenging, try it with one leg on the board at a time; the other leg floats in the air.

Again, as with the squats, if 30 seconds is too challenging, try holding the position for 5-10 seconds at first.

If creating a whole new parenting philosophy sounds too challenging, try convincing yourself -- and your 5-year-old -- that last week's slumber party won't be repeated.

The future is bright, but it sure is challenging trying to meet all the anticipated needs that customers could have in the future.

The University of Worcester said it had been "very challenging trying to find funds" for its new arena, but there was "a clear demand for advanced sports facilities".

Woodbune said that it was challenging trying to change the character of Susan.

College/University students found it challenging trying to juggle all aspects of T1D.

Ms. Unkenholz and Mr. Sutton feel challenged trying to find time and space just to talk.