Sentence examples similar to lacking challenges from inspiring English sources

While China hardly lacks challenges, I am betting on its continued success.

But in truth, his latest venture has succeeded not because it lacked challenges, but in spite of them.

The decision to reduce chemotherapy doses for NHS Tayside breast cancer patients lacked "challenge or consultation", a report has concluded.

It said too much of the academy's teaching failed because expectations were low, lessons lacked challenge and marking did not consistently guide students on how to improve.

It is not as if this young nation is lacking in challenges.

It's in the developing world where the infrastructure is lacking – our challenge is to get this done at a cost that is globally relevant".

It was more akin to a novelty toy: momentarily interesting and vaguely provocative but lacking the challenge and structure required to keep an adult interested for long.

They are popular with those who have concerns about regular GCSEs lacking in challenge for brighter pupils.

Data connecting antibiotic dynamics to long-term treatment success are lacking and challenging to obtain experimentally.

We don't lack for challenges.

Nor does the Brics group lack internal challenges.