Sentence examples for more challenging target from inspiring English sources

That could give them the potential to be more creative than older generations — and perhaps make them a more challenging target for corporate marketers.

While in Australia, Findlay was startled to read that Nicholls and Paul Barber, who owns the stable as well as the other half of Denman, were considering a tilt at last weekend's Hennessy Gold Cup in Ireland, a much more challenging target.

Given the dramatically more challenging target embraced at Paris, to keep global temperature rises to less than two, and if possible less than 1.5C, CCS, though in its infancy, will become vital if the summit is to be crowned by success.

While the two previous AQIM attacks were carried out in capital cities, Abidjan is under tight security, making it a more challenging target for militants.

It appears that multisubunit RNAPs present a more challenging target for translocation analysis than T7 RNAP.

The F508del CFTR mutation is a more challenging target, because channels are "misfolded" and degraded in the endoplasmic reticulum before reaching the cell surface.

And so far, Israel has not been able to tightly secure more challenging targets like train and bus systems.

We need more tests against more challenging targets and more simulations before we can responsibly commit our nation's resources to deployment.

The scientific community also needs to take more responsibility for setting itself more challenging targets, and attaching consequences to failure to meet them.

That is why on Saturday Britain proposed to the G7 finance ministers new and more challenging targets for wiping out more debt.

Cheese is a big contributor of salt to the UK diet and it's vital the Department of Health forces the cheese industry to implement the new targets immediately – and to set more challenging targets for the future".