Sentence examples for more physical challenges from inspiring English sources

But underdogs face more physical challenges.

"There's a lot more effort that goes on at this level and there's more physical challenges and the ball retention is not as good as the top level, so it has been draining on some of players.

It was a satisfying warm-up for England ahead of their summer tour to South Africa, although coach Stuart Lancaster will be all too aware that the Springboks will present a far more physical challenge over the next few weeks.

Long before Johnny Knoxville and his friends inspired a generation of skateboarders to taser one another and roll down steep hills in shopping carts, Japanese viewers could watch more orderly physical challenges that resulted in equally humorous slow-motion wipeouts.

"Our fathers played baseball, football, hockey and soccer, but the new sports offer more independence and greater physical challenges.

Participants would also have liked to have had more knowledge about the physical challenges of infection and revision.

In retrospect, acceleration, as opposed to direct mechanical distortion, represents a more generic and safe, and perhaps more fundamental means of transducing physical challenges to the cells and tissues of an organism.

The evening's skilled actors are more than game for the physical challenges of low comedy.

Howard says he knows the N.B.A. will be more than a physical challenge.

Entering your contact information into Web forms is just as tedious on tablets and smartphones as it is on a regular computer, but the smaller screen sizes on the mobile devices can make data entry more of a physical challenge.

Another concern is whether the children outperformed on the social tasks not because the tasks were social but because they were inherently more difficult and abstract than the physical challenges, says Daniel Povinelli, director of the Cognitive Evolution Group at the University of Louisiana, Lafayette.