Sentence examples for more challenged by from inspiring English sources

"Do I feel more challenged by Bernie supporters?

The dancers are still wonderful but could be more challenged by the work they're given.

A community that had cheerfully worked together to tough out a natural disaster seemed more challenged by the political storm that followed.

Although the community right to build is useful in progressing schemes, in reality most areas seeking to develop community-led housing have been more challenged by funding issues than planning.

"At first," she explains, "as an art historian, I was much more challenged by trying to take stories out of a Bic pen than out of a work of art.

So [my interest is] from a personal level, yeah, but also just as a person living in a world that feels ever more challenged by the compromising effects of the competing interests.

The more immersed I became in research funding and administration, the more challenged I was by it.

Yet we're more challenged than ever by an ancient practice that's essential to human life: sleep.

When applying the workload hypothesis, we conclude that older drivers are more challenged than younger drivers by simulated driving, especially during night driving.

He created more challenges by playing an acoustic guitar with paper taped over the hole and a less-than-high-quality solid body electric.

In a 2001 New York Times concert reviews, Ann Powers noted that Jack's "ingenious" playing was "constrained by [Meg's] deliberately undeveloped approach," and that "he created more challenges by playing an acoustic guitar with paper taped over the hole and a less-than-high-quality solid body electric".