Sentence examples for so challenging to from inspiring English sources

Why do you think it has been so challenging to ban nuclear testing and reduce nuclear arms?

It was the intimacy of the violence in Iraq that was uniquely horrifying, and so challenging to record.

It's daunting, because it's all very improvisatory, and it's so challenging to try to be spontaneous in a style that's so foreign to me".

It's a visual campaign based on the premise that growing one is so challenging to male vanity it's only worth doing if a charity is involved.

"It's so challenging to get on board with other people creatively: you've got to be really patient, and give yourself up to a bigger plan.

However, had he sought to please he would never have written texts that were so challenging to the dominant English historical narrative.

At the October CD release for a new classical disc — a 20-year retrospective of works by the genre-bending flutist, composer and word artist Janice Misurell-Mitchell — Ms. Pallatto responded to a compliment about Southport's taking chances on music so challenging, difficult to categorize and unlikely to sell.

He told BBC News: "We can do this, we have to because it's so challenging and threatening to our economies and societies, our health, our food security.

"And much more so than "Frost/Nixon," where I really felt I understood David but Nixon was a real struggle for me to get into and that's what made him so challenging and interesting to write.

Should men be encouraged to be more active co-parents so it's not so challenging for women to remain in the work force?

(So challenging, she declined to give her age).