Sentence examples for represented something of a challenge from inspiring English sources

Superheroes have always represented something of a challenge for film-makers.

The store's product mix will be generated directly by what customers are buying — or not buying — and that will represent something of a challenge to the way Nike stores traditionally operate.

The announcement of an agreement late Friday by BP and lawyers representing individuals and businesses hurt by the disaster represented something of a turning of the page, though BP and its drilling partners continue to face legal challenges.

So Sunday's rally represented something of a comeback attempt.

In itself that represents something of a victory.

But it did represent something of a turning point.

Finally, Jim Bett's career represents something of a travelogue.

— but also represents something of a missed opportunity.

Because it represents something of a second chance.

Ms. Nitsche represents something of a U-turn herself.

However, for Channel 4 Hunt represents something of a bargain.