Sentence examples for more interesting challenges from inspiring English sources

"The reproduction market is one field where this is interesting, but from an academic point of view I see many more interesting challenges," Mr. Dik said.

Rather than just taking on a series of increasingly dangerous opponents, as is the case in Godzilla, the player faces more interesting challenges involving multiple enemies or supermonsters whose defeat takes a measure of strategy.

And isn't that a more interesting challenge than setting the perfect saddle shoulder?

People use Coventry as a byword for urban ugliness, but actually that's a much more interesting challenge for a writer than somewhere like Cornwall.

The more interesting challenge before Mr. Bush on education will be getting support among Republicans for his proposal to have rigorous testing and accountability.

The more interesting challenge is to work towards an inspectorate system that seeks to judge the broader criteria of education we in the Labour party want to develop.

But recently, some people have decided a more interesting challenge is to stick the peak – the summit of which alone takes most climbers two exhausting days to attain - in the middle of a triathlon-inspired route called affectionately, and fairly inappropriately, "the Picnic".

But chemistry provides a more interesting challenge to Reichenbach: It apparently gives us logics of discovery.

According to Williams, the more interesting challenge raised by Berkeley's puzzle concerns whether one can visualize the unseen.

Clayton agreed that the album's commercial reception must be "challenged" but said, "the more interesting challenge is, 'What is rock 'n' roll in this changing world?' Because, to some extent, the concept of the music fan the concept of the person who buys music and listens to music for the pleasure of music itself is an outdated idea".

86 However, a much more interesting challenge will be to understand patterns of individual evolutionary steps at the molecular level.