Sentence examples for perhaps challenging from inspiring English sources

Caring for someone with dementia and perhaps challenging behaviour should not be a minimum-wage job".

Still, Cohen would make for an intriguing and perhaps challenging addition to the ranks of Major League Baseball owners.

It was made from the rare pineau d'Aunis grape and, while perhaps challenging for those who prefer fruity wines, it was a great match for turkey.

There will also be inquiries into the fact that Olivia Colman, perhaps challenging her rapid canonisation as Middle England's favourite screen star, said "fuck!" twice, once for each of her awards, while Sheridan Smith added another.

Two of Japan's mightiest companies are teaming up with a relative unknown to develop a business service that provides data transmission, perhaps challenging the domain of another Japanese corporate titan.

And when I do, he offers only a single word, a simple, affectless adjective, to describe how he feels about his new space liaison, how he feels about sending two cosmonauts to orbit, challenging Russian-America relations and perhaps challenging relations between governments and their wealthiest citizens for quite some time.

We also examine how their roles and visions for the forest are conceptualized and perhaps challenged by outsiders.

Now the DVD, loaded with extras, comes along to reinforce or perhaps challenge previous opinions.

A distributed, digital currency could allow new forms of online and mobile commerce and perhaps challenge established financial systems.

(The audience was perhaps challenged by the sight of the actors wearing heavy coats to ward off the ice age in the middle of a sweltering New York summer).

(15) I would like to see, … how my own study would perhaps challenge it.