Sentence examples for could get challenging from inspiring English sources
In a warning about salt supplies for the road network, Quarmby said the situation could get "challenging" but there were a number of measures in place to deal with low stocks – including a government order for 250,000 tonnes of extra salt for a reserve fund.
Coming back, it could get challenging".
Similarly, a legislative analysis of the bill cautioned that it could get challenged on equal protection grounds, and that it would be difficult to defend, requiring the state to prove a compelling government interest in such a quota system for a private corporation.
Even if Clinton wins, she could get challenged by a Democratic populist in 2020.
You get challenged in ways you could never foresee.
It also turned heads by threatening, in terms more often associated with political bosses than idealists, that council members who did not vote against the measure could get a primary challenge.
Stewart has been the fastest woman this year, but she and the other Jamaicans, including reigning world 100 champion Campbell-Brown, could get a strong challenge on the blue track in Berlin from Carmelita Jeter, an American in the form of her life at age 29.
Stewart has been the fastest woman this year, but she and the other Jamaicans, including the reigning world 100 champion Campbell-Brown, could get a strong challenge on the blue track in Berlin from Carmelita Jeter, an American in the form of her life at 29.
By that logic, I was quietly confident I could get through the challenge unscathed.
