Sentence examples for described as challenge from inspiring English sources
The rewards which then supported and sustained that engagement over time were described as challenge and change, making a difference and enhanced professional identity.
All copper-bottomed hits, but not the sort of thing that might be described as "challenging".
The program includes Copland's work entitled "In the Beginning," which the group's music director, Richard Coffey, described as challenging.
If you're feeling generous, the work of Bruce Nauman can be described as "challenging" or "controversial".
The company recorded a pre-tax profit of £400,000 in 2010, a year the company's directors described as "challenging".
In a practice environment characterised by diversity and unpredictability, the role of rural nurses is described as challenging.
The level is described as "challenging" and you'll need a head for heights for high pass crossings and a glacial traverse.
Antipsychotic medications are largely used for their sedative side effects to chemically restrain people when their behaviours are described as challenging by others.
The ITV and Channel 4 news supplier reported a pre-tax profit of £400,000 in 2010, a year the company's directors described as "challenging".
He was given the all-clear after being checked but the conditions on Fushan Bay were described as "challenging", enough to restrict the programme to four races.
