Sentence examples for much challenging from inspiring English sources

There are some modern European countries without much challenging YA literature – Italy is one, I'm told – so it's never a forgone conclusion.

Hollande is not so much challenging the content of the fiscal pact as arguing it needs to be augmented by an explicit commitment to growth policies.

On the theoretical aspect, analyzing the S-DDM scheme over non-overlapping multi-block sub-domains is much challenging.

With the notion of incommensurability, Kuhn was not so much challenging the rationality of theory choice, as trying to make room for the possibility of rational disagreement between proponents of competing paradigms.

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

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

But the implementation phase will be very much challenged by the negative forces that do not want peace and stability in Mali".

In addition, differentiation of isomeric carbohydrates is much challenged by mass spectrometry alone.

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

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.