Sentence examples for rather a challenge from inspiring English sources

This is not an ED problem but rather a challenge for our entire society.

Does each understand that successful management of relations between the sole superpower of today and a rising future superpower is not simply a matter of resolving one thing after another — but rather a challenge of Thucydidean proportions?

It might seem rather a challenge to respond in words to the "frame" containing Rothko's painting, but this writer has managed it – with a touching evocation of childhood, and also an implied theme of deep loneliness.

And if something does actually happen, then he says it won't be a problem, but rather a challenge we can respond to in that moment when it arises.

One such example was developing a method to generate planar lung scan images (ventilation and perfusion scans) from SPECT data, a suggestion, or rather a challenge, set for me by one of my medical colleagues [13].

When your starting quarterback is named either John Skelton or Kevin Kolb, optimism -- even for the most loyal fan -- can be rather a challenge.

"We're not facing a technical challenge, but rather a psychological challenge," said co-founder Crystal Rose.

But this time the trials, rather than a challenge, have been breathtakingly cruel.

You need to see the spontaneous speaking situation as an opportunity, rather than a challenge or a threat.

Learn concrete strategies and tools to effectively address diversity as a strength and opportunity rather than a challenge to overcome.

The players demanded an apology but received something rather different — a challenge from Butler to take a lie-detector test.