Sentence examples for no more challenges from inspiring English sources

With no more tournaments to win and no more challenges to face this year, she will take a much-deserved rest, finally able to savor a season for the history books.

The finding of the new Gospel, though obviously remarkable as a bit of textual history, no more challenges the basis of the Church's faith than the discovery of a document from the nineteenth century written in Ohio and defending King George would be a challenge to the basis of American democracy.

"Mexican American people have no more challenges than any other Americans, I believe that the majority of Mexicans are hard-working, family-loving people.

No more challenges.

While carbon is arguably no more challenging a concept than calories, there is a clear, personal and direct link between calories consumed and your waistline.

There can be no more urgent challenge for our leaders.

These are exciting times for The City Circle, and there is no doubt more challenges to face on the road ahead.

There is "no more urgent or consequential challenge" than global warming, said Mr. Anderson, the former mayor of Salt Lake City.

It helps to challenge someone no more than 3 combat levels lower or higher than yours.

Mena provided a mathematical model and numerical simulations of the phenomenon, but the next step using evidence of the presence of glyphosate in Ecuador to determine whether Colombia had respected the no-spraying zone proved more challenging.

As many models are available, it is tempting to believe that there are no more significant challenges to be met in ecological modelling.