Sentence examples for longer a challenge from inspiring English sources

Then we got bored: the climb was no longer a challenge, in any weather.

Ukraine Crossing the border of most countries of Eastern Europe is no longer a challenge, nor does it provide the everyday joys of traveling.

As refereeing became stricter, and picking up red cards was no longer a challenge, so Uruguay increasingly, and regrettably, concentrated on the football.

'It's not interesting to achieve; the ways of achievement are interesting.' Ah, he's quitting because he has achieved so much that making films is no longer a challenge?

With such ingredients no longer a challenge, "we can offer things that would have been much harder to do 20 years ago," said Nick Anderer, the chef of Maialino, who, like Mr. Meyer, became attracted to the food of Rome after studying there.

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

Mr. Wulff no longer posed a challenge, and Mrs. von der Leyen's ambitions had been checked.

Helping aging populations stay healthy and independent for longer is a challenge that researchers in many different disciplines are now taking on.

In August, the department announced it would no longer support a challenge to one of the ways Ohio removes people from its voter rolls.

At least buying fuel is no longer a major challenge.

Truly not having enough monthly income to have health insurance for years at a time while you pay your way through college -- it's tiring, no longer a 'fun' challenge.