Sentence examples for hardly a challenge from inspiring English sources

The obstacles, however, were hardly a challenge.

Every subject got involved; as a music teacher herself, finding such material was hardly a challenge.

It was a top-rated school among such institutions, but hardly a challenge for her.

But the fact is that Baldoria, compared with some other restaurants in New York, is hardly a challenge.

The administration's total spending on countering terrorism, spread across many agencies, has risen from $5 billion to $7 billion over the past three years—hardly a challenge to the $260-billion 260-billion defence

"But with contactless so common in Britain, I have to wonder if Apple has missed the boat here - waving a credit card at a payment reader is hardly a challenge".

Hunting insects in the 843-acre green heart of Manhattan hardly seemed a challenge.

I worry that soon we'll have collected so much trivial information in our brains that even a Sunday New York Times crossword puzzle will hardly pose a challenge.

The fact that Cox doesn't is hardly a substantial challenge to that statement.

Most are designed for surveillance, but as the United States has found, adding missiles or bombs is hardly a technical challenge.

Dozens of countries have bought or built their own unmanned aircraft, primarily for surveillance, but as Scott points out, "adding missiles or bombs is hardly a technical challenge".