Sentence examples for more challenging question from inspiring English sources

The more challenging question is what claims about patriotism do and don't vindicate.

And when you're doing various different things, that becomes a more challenging question.

But the better and more challenging question is, how would the automotive industry's incumbents respond to genuinely disruptive competition?

But whether we can quantify those effects after the fact, much less predict them beforehand, is a much more challenging question.

Finally, the Room for Debate blog solicited varied views on whether storm surge barriers are a feasible investment for New York City (it's a much more challenging question than it was for London's Thames River storm barriers).

I think a more challenging question for those who advocate more decentralisation is how you deliver a strategic solution that coordinates overlapping departmental public services, if decisions are being made by local agencies or managers.

The rather more challenging questions came from the Labour benches.

When the figure of the rogue is evoked, it stops us asking more challenging questions.

Finally, we give a prospective account of the evolution of the domain towards more challenging questions.

The exam itself is more demanding, with more challenging questions and fewer modules than in the past.

As the pace of technological change poses ever more challenging questions for media executives, Oxford University's Saïd Business School is hoping to provide the answers.