Sentence examples similar to more nagging challenges from inspiring English sources

He said the injury felt more nagging than severe.

There are still more nagging questions for this team than readily available answers.

One of its nagging challenges is to prove to advertisers, big and small, that Facebook advertising yields results.

Modern Vampires of the City is even more nagging than usual, the better to party on its fears.

One of the more nagging cases implicated the prime minister himself; another is the subject of police investigations which could embarrass Mr Chrétien even in retirement.

A more nagging question arose after the Nats blew several chances to win the NLDS.

The swelling had gradually increased over these years but pain which was negligible earlier had become more nagging over the previous 3 months.

A nagging challenge is the absence of a centralized database of injuries.

Governments in car-clogged regions of Europe, Asia and even the United States have shown an eagerness to explore such systems, but they face a nagging challenge in placing them in private vehicles.

There are more significant challenges.

Rapacinos have also faced more recent challenges.