Sentence examples for not much challenge from inspiring English sources

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

It may be easy to perform but there is not much challenge, and you will probably eventually find other work to do.

He goes on to explain that patient advocates sit on the board of every accountable care organisation, although he concedes that there is not as much challenge to services from their users as there should be.

Another criticism does not so much challenge the welfarist interpretation of equality of condition but presses the issue, how much weight any such equality of condition ideal should have in competition with other values.

"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.

I can imagine Jane Eyre opening up a pretty fizzy can of whoop-ass (most of us wouldn't present much challenge after Mr Rochester, after all).

I drove the Prius V around Armonk and Chappaqua on smooth roads that didn't pose much challenge for the new "pitch and bounce control," intended to dampen the thumps and bumps of uneven pavement.

Some people might think it's rather bold and daring, but these days all exploration is kind of forced, finding things to create a challenge because living doesn't require much challenge".

I was struck by the comments of a North Pole adventurer named Jim Osse, who explained that he visited the area "to create a challenge, because living doesn't require much challenge" (Week in Review, May 25).

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