Sentence examples for nice challenge from inspiring English sources

It's a nice challenge for us.

For us Ireland has become a nice challenge.

"I think it will be a nice challenge for us to go and compete with them at the Santiago Bernabéu, as well as at home.

Its maker, Secusmart, avers that even the NSA would take 149 billion years to crack the code (though NSA hackers might see that as a nice challenge).

A part of that is improve and improve and improve and I repeat – its a very nice challenge to improve our team, basically, without new players.

"The expectations and the pressure here to get to those finals and win that Cup is a nice challenge to have".

This week the president, Josu Urrutía, referred to Matt Le Tissier as a kind of romantic model: "It's a lovely challenge to play for the biggest clubs," he said, "but there's a nicer challenge that that: to play against them and try to beat them".

Because this is a really nice Saturday challenge, filled with lots of fresh stuff and very clever cluing.

"You tell them they're probably going to want to eat vegetables when they're older, because there's a nice little challenge in there," he said.

"It would have been nice to challenge for a medal, but when the girls took off I found it tough," she said.

"He throws his body around a lot down there, kind of like a thrashing croc in the paint down there, so it should be a nice little challenge," said Washington State center Aron Baynes, who is from Australia.