Sentence examples for is not so challenging from inspiring English sources

For most of us, spring cleaning our physical space is not so challenging.

Hollande is not so much challenging the content of the fiscal pact as arguing it needs to be augmented by an explicit commitment to growth policies.

This picture is not so much challenged but perhaps leavened by other recent edited collections in the field, which document innovation, resilience and positive transformations (e.g. Catley et al.2012) in the face of environmental and sociopolitical challenges, while acknowledging the drastic impacts of global forces.

10,000 feet like in Quito in Ecuador is not so much a challenge as torture.

Given my sympathies, this commentary is not so much a challenge to Kymlicka's (2015), normative argument as a social scientific appraisal of how he does not go far enough in elaborating the mechanisms presumed to produce the progressive's dilemma.

The DNA structure of orangutans and humans differ by a remarkably small amount, so their willingness to learn and be challenged is not so surprising.

Responding to this is not so different from confronting challenges facing U.S. diplomacy elsewhere in the world.

Real moral problems don't come in the form of SAT questions, and being a good person often requires figuring out for yourself just what the options are: "In life, the challenge is not so much to figure out how best to play the game; the challenge is to figure out what game you're playing".

The challenge is not so much to change the sound.

The challenge is not so much finding new ideas as new language to express them.

The heat removal challenge is not so severe for the 10-μm-sized system because of larger surface areas through which to transfer heat.