Sentence examples for far from a challenge from inspiring English sources

I admit that my calls have been cut off on occasion, especially lately and on landlines, but communicating with Iran is far from a challenge.

Providing he lives up to his word and continues the rebuilding at Old Trafford, United may not be as far away from a title challenge as many believe.

Another is to tackle far-from-equilibrium challenges by exploring the full dynamic characteristics of both societal systems and individuals.

The original Republicans were born from a challenge to the far right — Lincoln gained influence by criticizing the Know-Nothing Party, the far right of his time.

Neymar took the hits again, André Gomes got one too, right on the shin, but Andrés Iniesta came off the worst from a challenge that was far from the worst, applauded off on a stretcher.

Woods might derive a little pleasure from that, although his own challenge is far from a formality.

We are far from a final decision, and the legal challenges will continue".

With only limited published research and reported on-court hydration and thermal strain responses and profiles in youth and adult tennis, we are far from a full appreciation of the related challenges facing players and being able to confidently prescribe definitive heat safety and optimal performance protocols for all scenarios and environmental conditions.

But as Theresa May, the home secretary, told police chiefs on Tuesday, this is far from an end to the challenges they face.

The challenge doesn't sound far from a campaign tour of shaking hands and kissing babies.

It criticised the American invasion of Iraq, but not stridently.Three years later, China remains very far from ready to challenge America head on.