Sentence examples for posed little challenge from inspiring English sources

The three candidates who eventually stood against Kagame posed little challenge.

Jean-Nipomuschne Nayinzira, who claimed divine intervention in his campaign, posed little challenge.

The biggest question after Friday night's game was whether the Knicks were that good, or the Nets just posed little challenge.

There were those who felt all along that Kelly, strong on desire but weak on talent, would pose little challenge.

Even a filtered connection would pose little challenge to someone who wanted to look at pornography in a public place.

Otherwise, evading the new American rules will pose little challenge to financial institutions that have learned long ago the art of crossing borders to take new risks.

That familiar Mozart would pose little challenge to such players, even assuming a lack of rehearsal time, came as no surprise.

West Nile, which is usually transmitted by a mosquito bite, poses little challenge to a robust immune system -- most infected people never become ill from it, and most who do get sick have relatively mild flulike symptoms.

However, compared to the likes of FE5, FE6HM and the harder difficulties of the DS titles, FE7 should pose little challenge.

While City rarely seemed likely to drop below second in the table, they posed little title challenge all season.

On a pitch offering bowlers little help, Notts have posed little threat, as if sensing that their championship challenge is over.