Sentence examples for not challenged enough from inspiring English sources

"If you don't compete, you're not challenged enough.

Is this a lesson you still use today with a diverse work force around the globe? A. It taught me that diversity is extremely important, otherwise there are certain issues that never get talked about and you're not challenged enough.

Overall, it found the teaching was good, but sometimes a lack of planning meant pupils were not challenged enough.

Kirshner would often express her concern that she was not challenged enough or not making Jenny as "deep enough" as she could be.

Embedded in a Scandinavian welfare state, it might be that patients are not challenged enough and thus establish their avoidant-role behaviour also within the treatment programme.

We were not challenging enough at that moment.

Bobby Bonds Jr. gave up baseball at 12 because it was not challenging enough.

But Mr. Achatz dismissed the idea as not challenging enough, saying that he would be bored after three months.

Critics sometimes said that Mr. Duke's music was too smooth, not challenging enough, and that he was too eager to court a broad audience.

As if that were not challenge enough, her growing worry is that the partisan stalemate in Washington will linger, the Pentagon budget will be slashed further and extensive layoffs will result.

If that's not challenge enough, the Mazda 5 — the only pure M.P.V. (with sliding doors) on the market — is still a minivan, writ small but no less boxy.