Sentence examples for little challenged from inspiring English sources

By Friday afternoon, things get a little challenged.

But when it came to marrying Philip Swift and planning a wedding, she was a little challenged.

That "light touch" on finance and business and her desire to "roll back the frontiers of the state" was little challenged by 13 years of Labour under Gordon Brown and Tony Blair.

This led to monochromaticism from the men and a touch of strain from Ms. Racette, who is a lovely and sensitive singer but was a little challenged by the sweeping arcs of her opening aria (in part because of the conductor, Corrado Rovaris, who mucked with the tempos so that everything was either too fast or too slow).

But the antiquated solemnity of Parliament enables its members to remain little changed, and little challenged by the disruptions occurring outside the two chambers.

"It becomes a little challenging to establish special benefits when admission is free".

Threads are really intended to solve use cases that are a little challenging.

So, it's a little challenging.

Learning the business rules and regulations in a foreign country can be a little challenging.

Crafting the right response to a customer feedback, whether positive or negative can be a little challenging.

Not to mention that he's pretty firmly convinced that he comes from a superior people and place, which can make blending the families a little challenging.