Sentence examples for it's no challenge from inspiring English sources

It's no challenge to finish, but absolutely warrants recognition here.

It's no challenge to make insurance more affordable if all you're doing is cutting benefits and raising people's risks.

But don't believe anyone who tells you it's no longer a challenge for the drivers.

There are so many toys and porn movies available it's no longer a challenge to please yourself or experiment with adult play.

On Thursday, LulzSec posted information taken from Sony's databases showing the usernames and passwords of about one million users, and said that Sony's security was so bad that it was no challenge to take the information.

A cycle is considerably less than the blink of an eye, and too fast for a mechanical system, but it is no challenge for a computer chip.

On Wednesday evening, it was no challenge to envision the Olympic atmosphere as tens of thousands of fans worked their way through the new, huge Westfield mall and security gates: capturing images on their cameras and phones in front of the main stadium as they prepared to attend a dress rehearsal for the Opening Ceremony.

My network is open, so it was no challenge at all to connect.

But we offered her what she charged so it was no challenge for us.

"If you look at venture capital, there is a challenge, but it's no longer a national or regional challenge," says Cohen, a 54 year-old Briton.

Feedback loops, primarily mediated through glucocorticoid receptors (GRs) in the PVN and pituitary, regulate responsiveness of the HPA axis ensuring a return to a homeostatic balance when it is no longer challenged (Fig.  1).