Sentence examples for doubly challenge from inspiring English sources

We do not wish to doubly challenge students in both content and an unfamiliar medium for an assignment.

In choosing to do a dual biography, Eve LaPlante doubly challenged herself to give us "enough" without it being too much.

A 19-year-old American who took on a doubly daunting challenge with his first film: being directed by Francis Ford Coppola and acting with the notoriously difficult Vincent Gallo.

This is doubly a challenge because health can benefit from wealth: higher GNPs are associated with higher life expectancies.

Forging and sustaining partnership working is doubly difficult in challenging times.

Dimon is right to point to the risk, but criminally wrong to neglect the banks' role in creating the recession, of which the US budget deficit is the consequence, and doubly wrong never to challenge the power of the bond markets and financiers.

You can already see critics' murmurs of arguments like, "If Trump can't face Megyn Kelly, how can he face Putin or Isis?" It's a stupid question, because the Republican party has already decided that the Republican candidates should not be challenged, and Donald Trump doubly so.

The low recruitment rate reflects challenges in researching this doubly hard to reach population: recruiting children in mental health contexts.

If starting a business is challenging, starting an airline is doubly so.

One important challenge in controller design for Doubly-Fed Induction Generator (DFIG) or dynamic analysis of networks with DFIGs, is its nonlinearity besides invisibility of some important state variables.

Mouse are doubly hard to work with, because of the challenge of successfully injecting any sperm--regular or reconstituted--into their fragile eggs.