Sentence examples for easy to challenging from inspiring English sources

The park also has 26 trails (3 biking; 23 hiking) from easy to challenging.

Lava Beds National Monument, Calif.: More than 20 developed lava-tube caves to explore, from easy to challenging.

Skye Livingston, Backroads' trip development coordinator, describes the trip as moderately easy to challenging, with the latter sections optional.

It's much too easy to challenge the signatures, and if yours get challenged, you have to spend precious time and resources defending yourself".

And they are at the critical stage in their development when it is easy to challenge old values and instill new ones.

It has to become as easy to challenge a yellow card as a red and as easy for smaller clubs to successfully appeal as it is for the big three.

It was wonder that drew him to nature, and an instinctive disregard for authority that made it easy to challenge an entire civilization's religious convictions, as he did when, in 1858, he dashed off a paper proposing a theory of evolution by means of natural selection.

For example, the easy accessibility of image editing software makes it easy to challenge any image.

Of course, capturing the essence of complicated behaviour using simple models is an important step in theory development, and it is easy to challenge such models by pointing out elements or complications that are missing.

Others wanted it to be made easier to challenge patents.

In close elections, absentees ballots are the easiest to challenge.