Sentence examples for is more challenged from inspiring English sources

Newcomen said: "There is no question the prison service is more challenged now than in a generation.

"There is no question the Prison Service is more challenged now than [it has been] in a generation," Newcomen said.

And nobody is more challenged by this scrutiny than Laura, Guy's second wife, who cherished her husband -- so much so that, Brown writes, she apparently didn't try to stop his suicide mission once he'd informed her of his intent, many months in advance.

Stephen Magee, the university's vice-principal for external relations, said: "We are pleased that applications to St Andrews have again grown, particularly when the sector as a whole has seen a drop in applications and the funding of higher education is more challenged than ever, for students as well as institutions".

But the mobile space is more challenged for usable alternatives, particularly the iPhone.

Since each country has a different education-, industry-, and occupation structure and history and different worker quality, precise international comparison is more challenged, and no formal statistical test exists for comparison.

The manners matter here — is more challenging.

Calculating the delegate totals is more challenging.

Expanding the collection itself is more challenging.

It was much more typical — that is, more challenging.

Generally, the choreography for the men is more challenging.