Sentence examples for more demanding challenges from inspiring English sources

In this quarter-final, the best six chefs from the week's heats return to face two more demanding challenges set by judges Monica and Marcus.

With the return of a privatising Conservative government in 1979, Wood's success with the bus company led to the more demanding challenge of the NEB.

Then he starred in Harold Pinter's brief play "Moonlight" at the Almeida Theater in London and apparently felt confident enough to take on a more demanding challenge: "King Lear" at the Royal National Theater.

While the concept is familiar, it is its practice that poses a greater, more demanding challenge.

Even though Wheater hasn't actually danced on stage since his last performances in 1997, what he's doing now is probably a more demanding challenge in the motive arts.

Blanc also disclosed what he considered some of his more demanding challenges--Bugs Bunny imitating Elvis Presley and a Japanese native imitating Bugs Bunny.

During an informal ceremony in Washington, he revealed, "In real life, I sound most like Sylvester--without the spray". Blanc also disclosed what he considered some of his more demanding challenges--Bugs Bunny imitating Elvis Presley and a Japanese native imitating Bugs Bunny.

The Times on Saturday has long offered some more demanding crosswording challenges: it has its 23x23-cell Jumbo, and since 1991 has hosted the extraordinary Listener.

However, if students are exposed only to such assignments, it is unlikely they will learn to succeed in the more demanding intellectual challenges posed by the modern workplace and by civic and personal affairs.

And it's a landscape such as this that would make this next role more demanding and challenging.

In a country like Brazil, where significant human impact started only about 500 years ago, challenges appear more demanding, due to the very old age of most soils and a radical depletion of nutrients.