Sentence examples for mean challenge from inspiring English sources
And with more than eight hours of gameplay, it is no mean challenge, either.
Creating a snooty suit and a sexy little dress for 2008 would have been a mean challenge.
The immunisation with gE-negative BoHV-1 vaccine decreased the mean challenge virus excretion titres: 1.42 log on day 2, 1.75 log on day 3, 1.5 log on day 6, 1.66 log on day 7, 2.75 on day 8, except on days 4, 5 and 9 after challenge where the mean excretion titres, although not significantly different, were lower than the mean excretion titres obtained on the same day in non-immunised goats.
That will mean challenging the unions and their political might.
Of course, such an honours system would mean challenging the way we look at society.
Day camps are a popular option because they can offer a variety of enriching opportunities for children, but they can still mean challenges for parents, Mr. Stagner warned.
When I say bigger I don't mean as a club, I mean challenging for titles, playing in the Champions League and competing with the best.
It can mean challenging the status quo, defying others' expectations or, sometimes, discovering that those harboring strong preconceptions had you pegged correctly all along.
"It is its bleeding wound and as long as it remains as such Ankara cannot maintain an ambitious policy that would mean challenging regional powers".
Sometimes that does mean challenging false beliefs, but it never means treating doctrines as though they were free-standing claims that can be dissected irrespective of the role they play in the family dynamic.
