Sentence examples for enticing challenges from inspiring English sources

Many of our public theatres have beautiful original features that become distinctive parts of the shows and these spatial idiosyncrasies prove enticing challenges to designers and directors alike.

Taking part in this endeavor not only promised to boost my career; it was also enticing and challenging.

This is the outlet of the fabled "great bend" of the Brahmaputra, whose biodiverse forests and precipitous mountains have enticed and challenged explorers for generations.

Whether you're keeping them enticed with challenging new projects and assignments, or hosting monthly off-site team building activities, by cultivating a culture of excitement and happiness, coming to work will be more than just "the daily grind" -- it will be something that your employees actually look forward to.

The idea of playing Uncharted without the need for a console is enticing, but the challenge will be getting the pricing right for everyone, and ensuring the technology is fast enough.

The challenge: enticing online shoppers with eye-catching promotions without cluttering the message or otherwise driving them away.

Main courses are enticing without being particularly challenging.

The challenge was enticing, which is a common lure for last-minute substitutes.

After all, nobody has done that before, and for Woods, that makes the challenge more enticing.

Mr. Armstrong called the move "a great opportunity," adding in his characteristic Texas twang that he had always been enticed by entrepreneurial challenges.

About a performance at her art school graduation: "Exciting, enticing and exclusive, the event challenged the viewer to confront their parallel feelings of attraction and repulsion when faced with this seductive spectacle".