Sentence examples for of its challenging from inspiring English sources

Cobham Drive, the road from Miramar back to town, has several interesting wind sculptures (sculpture.org.nz/engine/SID/10007/AID/1258.htm) – the city is trying to make an asset of its challenging weather.

"Newark is the perfect place for the event because of its challenging history with violence," said Drew A. Katz, an advertising executive who is one of the chief sponsors.

Much of this attention, however, has suffered from a tendency among international media and analysts to look at Taiwan almost exclusively through the lens of its challenging relationship with China and from the assumption that China is unremittingly on the minds of the Taiwanese.

However, it is thought that ketamine is unlikely to be a suitable therapeutic agent in the longer-term treatment of depression because of its challenging pharmacokinetics and psychotomimetic side-effects.

Mr. Russo said General Mills had been performing better in some of its challenged businesses, including cereal and yogurt.

Despite, or perhaps because of, its challenges, it is a fishery that draws thousands of anglers — especially fly fishers — from around the world each year.

While Dell seems to know what time it is, part of its challenge may involve educating its S.M.B. customers.

Art critic Alfred Frankenstein of the San Francisco Chronicle responded that "its very outrageousness and extravagance are part of its challenge" and therefore, it "can't be all bad".

The problem with DMT, and part of its challenge, is that the experience is inherently ineffable; it cannot be described in ordinary language, it is translinguistic.

And nothing really exciting about it either — which, as with many preventive routines, is one of its challenges.

The White House is aware of its challenges.