Sentence examples for much challenges from inspiring English sources

Here's a rule that very much challenges the accepted wisdom but stands the test of time: Volatility is not risk.

Volatile economies, scarce technical talent, and undercapitalized markets aren't so much challenges, but opportunities for these founders.

There's too much challenge and focus on what's presenting as poor social work.

Benefited from not being much challenged on SNP's record in office.

On the other hand, too much challenge and they can feel frustrated, overwhelmed and angry.

ANNOUNCER: Past the Dowager Grantham — not much challenge there, as she's seated midfield at a café table.

ANNOUNCER: Past the Dowager Grantham not much challenge there, as she's seated midfield at a café table.

The surprise is that the iPod Touch has become the undisputed caretaker of its big fat niche without much challenge from rivals.

"Spirit Fiction," with its rhythmic complexity and slippery structures, doesn't so much challenge John's legacy as move astride it.

Compared with "Wake Me Up" and "Hey Brother," the rest of "True" doesn't offer much challenge, even if it is thoroughly effective in places.

During his rise, Mr Murakami, a former bureaucrat, had not so much challenged the establishment, as Mr Horie had done, as co-opt it.