Sentence examples for decent challenge from inspiring English sources

Instead these are tight, playable top-down action games that offer a decent challenge.

The German drubbing will mark this generation but they can still be worked into a team capable of mounting a decent challenge in 2018.

It looks absolutely spiffing, but presents a decent challenge too, as you upgrade your weapons and armour and learn to deal with the various enemies.

It's a decent challenge, which brings in a few smarter enemies exhibiting basic flanking skills and a few "tanks" with serious body armour and major weaponry.

She played reasonably well against Stephens last week but was struggling towards the end of the three sets and probably would have been in poor shape to make a decent challenge anyway.

But the roads up to the top of Devil's Dyke are quieter and still offer a decent challenge - and the views from the very top (via a dead-end road) are stunning.

With Pochettino having questioned the mental fortitude of his players during the week, the manner in which Spurs bounce back from Wednesday's Champions League reverse ought to give a fair indication of whether their season will end with a half-decent title challenge or merely end up petering out and finishing up in an underwhelming and characteristically Spursy fashion.

But their mobilization for respect and decent work challenges both the economic violence perpetuated in homes and conventional understandings of what is work and who deserves worker rights.

The milieu may be exotic -- the Crescent City really is a world of its own -- but it's the most lifelike show around; its protagonists are decent, their challenges familiar, their solutions (or lack of one) believable.

Low-income students should never be forced down a non-academic pathway, but we need to do much better in providing teenagers who find mainstream schooling a challenge decent alternatives.

Both too had decent jobs, further challenging the perception that those vulnerable to trafficking were without prospects or already mired in the sex trade.