Sentence examples for remarkably challenging from inspiring English sources

Steeped in a French republican tradition of strong citizenship, he is remarkably challenging of his Muslim audiences.

Yet, the formulation of nanocarriers that explore skeletal-specific stimuli remains remarkably challenging to materialize due to several endogenous and disease-specific barriers that must be considered during particle design stages.

The way forward, and the only way where we can exist despite our differences, is both simple and remarkably challenging.

Dan Trombly, an analyst at Caerus Associates specializing in illicit organizations and armed conflict, told VICE News that biological weapons are often "more trouble than they're worth," and that it's remarkably challenging to develop and deploy them.

This proved remarkably challenging and required both skill and persistence (45).

But in framing these proposals, the president is asking some remarkably challenging -- his critics might say dangerous -- questions about nuclear theology.

The first molecular analyses on the phylogeny of Mammalia, using mitochondrial genes have remarkably challenged previous morphological hypotheses on the relationship among mammalian groups [ 45].

Remarkably, mice challenged with all three pathogens at once were also fully protected, even when a bacterial pathogen, Mycoplasma pulmonis, was included in the challenge.

Remarkably, embryos challenged with energies of 50 kV (>60 Gy) exhibited apoptotic hallmarks as early as 4 h post-MBT whereas those exposed to energies equal to or greater than 30 kV show apoptotic features but with much slower kinetics.

That's true of Healey and Burton's novels, which did remarkably well to challenge James and Walliams, assisted respectively by Costa and Waterstones awards.

It was a remarkably successful experience but emotionally challenging.