Sentence examples for making the challenge from inspiring English sources

This year, we're making the challenge a bit harder.

"We lacked energy in the first half and stupidly picked up a yellow card but making the Challenge Cup quarter-finals meant a huge amount to us as did improving what has been a poor away record.

These political conflicts are in turn making the challenge of climate change all the more insurmountable – reducing the potential for political cooperation, as well as diverting resource, innovation and time away from climate change resilience and prevention".

Mr. Murdoch will be able to invest in print without riling investors, but the publishing operation will no longer be connected to billions in revenue from hits like "Avatar," "American Idol" and Fox News, making the challenge of running it a steep one.

Even if this turns out to be the real sensitivity, instead of making the challenge extremely, extremely, extremely difficult to meet, it is only making it extremely, extremely difficult.

For now though, Hope for Tomorrow is looking to expand the chemo bus concept across the UK, with the hope of making the challenge of chemotherapy slightly easier to endure.

He makes the challenge sound really, really fun.

Diving in, he made the challenge with studs showing.

Our rightly cherished diversity can make the challenge of belonging that much steeper.

But the breadth of corruption makes the challenge of rooting it out more difficult.

After all, nobody has done that before, and for Woods, that makes the challenge more enticing.