At the same time, the field is becoming more intellectually sophisticated and more challenging.
Braking proved more challenging.
Make it more challenging.
For my colleague, teaching a text that is far below grade level by nearly every measure was more appropriate than teaching a book that, while containing troubling content, was more intellectually challenging.
"Blade Runner," released two weeks before "Tron," was a much richer and more intellectually challenging take on the responsibility and power of man when he finally meets his machine.
Kevin Hamilton, a Seattle lawyer who argued against term limits before Judge Dwyer and later attended the Supreme Court arguments on the issue, said the Dwyer proceeding had been the more intellectually challenging.
Having freshmen and sophomores attend community colleges eases housing shortages at four-year schools and allows their faculties to teach fewer introductory courses, freeing instructors up to teach more intellectually challenging upper-level courses and seminars.
But it doesn't get a lot of publicity because it doesn't interest hackers, who prefer to spend time with more intellectually challenging security vulnerabilities.
Jones played the slightly more intellectually challenged of the pair, while Smith's anger and frustration typically mounted to explosive levels during their regular exchanges on their BBC1 show Alas Smith and Jones, (its title a pun on the name of the American western series Alias Smith and Jones), a comedy fixture in the 1980s.
That action was swiftly slapped down in an article by Welby's more intellectually challenged predecessor George Carey, in which the latter alighted tone-deafly on the language of commerce to make his point, whingeing that the protesters had "put [St Paul's] out of business for a week".
