Sentence examples for mean feat given from inspiring English sources
The result was no mean feat, given that Brookes was clearly a serve-and-volley genius.
Which is no mean feat, given this marked his Ryder Cup debut.
No mean feat given that their pre-tasting summary was "Dunno about German biscuits, but I know some German footballers.
Scotland galloped to a bonus point, no mean feat given the precarious state of their control when Mafi departed.
Unlike the northerners, they thank him for bringing security: no mean feat, given Uganda's post-colonial history.
This is no mean feat given that a country artist's usual adult demographic would sideline the net in favour of CDs.
In a country that boasts the world's second largest population, organising the election is no mean feat, especially given that the electoral commission pledged that no voter would have to travel more than 2km to reach a ballot box.
No easy feat, given that Billy Crystal was hosting.
Putting out a new programme on a regular basis is no mean feat, and Gamero gives much of the credit to Grinschpun.
Managing to offend Indigenous people, women, Asian Australians, African Americans, Muslims and anyone with a conscience is no mean feat, but Spurr sure gave it a go.
Given nobody else has managed one, that's no mean feat.
