Sentence examples for clearly challenging from inspiring English sources

The on-demand space is clearly challenging — Uber, which has an obvious challenger in Lyft, alone lost $1.2 billion in the first half of the year, according to Bloomberg.

Kasper Holten, director of opera at Covent Garden, is clearly challenging ENO's claim to be "the people's opera company".

Nearly all of the five originals presented on Thursday had multiple sections, shifts in tempo and time signature, and clearly challenging ensemble figures.

Through the rigging of votes, Milosevic is clearly challenging us, and since we are being pushed into the street, we must accept it.

"Raising any significant revenue is clearly challenging in this environment in which most consumers expect to get information and news material online for free," says Watts. "But the challenges are not insurmountable.

While the original diversity is depleted, clearly challenging conservation strategies, we found that genetic erosion has been limited during re-stocking (96% of the broodstock and 90% of the wild fish original diversity has been maintained in recaptured individuals).

The next two pieces clearly challenged Brighton's stamina.

The combination of those requirements clearly challenges present-day technological limits.

This finding clearly challenges the notion that single motherhood inevitably reduces women's life satisfaction and substantiates qualitative findings suggesting that also single motherhood can yield important benefits.

"This is a political shock which has clearly challenged consumer and corporate confidence [but it has] not yet resulted in any credit deterioration".

"We're clearly challenged by the economic conditions affecting many industries, particularly as it pertains to our local businesses," Leslie Moonves, the chief executive of CBS, told analysts.