Sentence examples for presumably challenging from inspiring English sources

In addition, it is presumably challenging for both sexes to coordinate the temporal and spatial aspects of spawning in the vast Sargasso Sea which is 1,000 km wide and 3,000 km long.

In the second phase of psychotherapy, however, situations were identified which were presumably challenging or frustrating because they elicited problem behaviour (such as biting, scratching, spitting).

Somehow, under the camouflage of a joke, Wilder got that dark-cave stuff past the censors; if challenged, presumably, he could always claim to be unwise in the ways of symbolism.

Initially scored for military band and later revised in the orchestral version heard here, the piece ably represents the kind of merry utility and colorful charm that typifies much of Saint-Saëns's output: a characterization Mr. Botstein and his festival colleagues presumably mean to challenge in August.

Larger cues are less precise and will presumably make target identification more challenging.

Presumably those challenges will be a walk in the park for a Met recently tested by the mechanical headaches of Robert Lepage's Wagner "Ring" cycle.

So presumably one challenge for the authors was to come up with a novel angle for this fairly well studied system, and this was achieved by partitioning p53 binding sites in to distinct sets for subsequent study.

A legitimate challenge is presumably a rational challenge.

Then, presumably feeling flush, he challenged anyone else who was willing.

Such is presumably the basis on which the novel's publisher bills it as "a morally challenging read".

Before challenging interviews, she was persuaded to do humming exercises to calm down.As an exponent of transcendental meditation, Mr Hague presumably has no trouble relaxing.