Sentence examples for pesky challenges from inspiring English sources

By that logic, Iraq was a win for George Bush, and we'll consider those pesky challenges that followed separately.

For more than a decade Microsoft had worked on solving the pesky challenges of the digital divide, but in recent years it realised that problems were more than simply about access to technology.

Their heated opinions are reserved for pesky neighbors who challenge them to lawn-mower races.

No sooner had the CEO of Facebook seen off what should be the final legal challenge from those pesky Winklevoss twins than another challenge to his cybercrown emerged.

Most, however, managed to knock off these pesky competitors through ballot challenges and proceed with business as usual.

No logistical challenges or pesky newspaper reporters.

And while participants identified a host of problems that led to the bailout of Bear Stearns and capital crises at other banks, agreeing on solutions proved as challenging as destroying pesky bugs.

A blogger for The Atlantic, a nutritionist and professor at New York University, Marion Nestle, who hates BPA from what I can see from her writing, apparently read the same story and came away unmoved and a little ticked that those pesky scientists and regulators were challenging the consensus that BPA is the 'world's most dangerous commonly encountered substance'.

But a pesky real estate investor, Andrew S. Penson, has challenged the SL Green project in court.

That pesky issue of insertion in the cloud is also a tremendous challenge to switch vendors.

Montreal does not figure to challenge for the National League East title, but the Expos are talented and pesky.