Sentence examples for so challenges as from inspiring English sources

So challenges as difficult as they are, are in some way shape or form necessary and they are a necessary part of the human experience.

I've never been so challenged as this season.

Not since 1945, when it started seriously, has polling seemed so challenged as in this presidential contest.

So a challenge as important as the challenges in Iraq and Afghanistan is to send the message — and make it stick — that more Americans need to share in the sacrifices required to keep the nation and its interests secure.

"We understand that we have so many challenges as a country and we are prepared to lead". The fact that no Republican could muster enough statewide support to advance to the general election could be a reflection of how an ever-shrinking GOP suffered when its voters were scattered among a large field of relatively unknown candidates.

So "challenge capitalism masquerading as democracy"; "Liberate have-nots and enrage despots"; "Don't cater to the Middle Mind of America nor to consumer society".

So challenge all your senses as you venture into the unfamiliar.

Selvon also avoids the kind of thickly accented dialect that makes writers such as James Kelman so challenging.

Asking parents to take on this challenge so as to promote larger social goals may be unreasonable.

So here's a new challenge; as well as the monster, you're also having to avoid small gangs of trigger happy survivors.

Stronger encryption is growing not diminishing, so the "challenge", as U.K. government sources put it, that strong encryption poses to security services' digital surveillance programs is not going away.