Sentence examples for frightening challenge from inspiring English sources

Republicans are ready for Clinton, but Elizabeth Warren would represent a frightening challenge.

It is a frightening challenge for his rivals, who are expected to include Britain's Dwain Chambers, Darren Campbell and Mark Lewis-Francis.

Netscape posed a frightening challenge to Microsoft, trial evidence showed: as a layer of software that sat on top of the Microsoft operating system, it could replace Windows as the technology that controls the look and feel of computing.

For police trying to ward off future attacks, that is a frightening challenge, because of both the scale of the exodus of young radicals to Iraq and Syria since 2012, and the pace of returns in recent years.

A more unilateralist America can be regarded as a frightening challenge or it can be seized as an opportunity to recast the relationship in a more grown-up way.

Celia Pacquola, on the other hand, has a definite mission for her second Edinburgh show, Flying Solos (Gilded Balloon): she has set out to learn the piano solo from the Pointer Sisters' "I'm So Excited", to prove her point that solos, in music as in life, are frightening, challenging and ultimately exhilarating.

Right now, the Sierra Club and many of our allies are fighting a frightening Supreme Court challenge to campaign finance limits on individual contributions to candidates.

Many younger activists, fighting to challenge stereotypes about their sexual orientation, resented the way he constructed a neutered, effeminate persona designed not to frighten or challenge the mainstream, argues Pyron.

And because as an audience member I've always enjoyed plays that have frightened or challenged or troubled or unnerved or terrified me, that's my favourite type of play, rather than one that has entertained me or flattered me.

Murray had just come through a contest he had envisaged as an opportunity to frighten Federer, a challenge to his dominance that only Nadal has really provided in big matches in recent years.

That sort of challenge is likely frightening to Google, which already has to contend with the shift to mobile, where more people are spending their time in apps than surfing the web, like in the desktop era.