Sentence examples for somewhere challenging from inspiring English sources

Be prepared for the possibility of a volunteering holiday somewhere challenging.

Get started saving somewhere and then challenge yourself to increase it over time.

We're considering booking into an apartment but, as we've got a large dog, it can be challenging to find somewhere that is pet friendly".

"Experience has to start somewhere and we have to be challenging to win our first trophy".

Somewhere during Ed Miliband's leadership we stopped challenging ourselves.

Denise Hatton, the chief executive of YMCA England, said: "It is becoming increasingly challenging for individuals to find somewhere to move on to after supported accommodation.

Somewhere in this comic is a work of complexity, with some challenging themes.

If it's going to continue to amaze us in the future, somebody, somewhere will have to challenge the establishment to keep up.

If anything more challenging can be slipped by the marketing department, it is tucked somewhere inside to avoid encouraging patrons to arrive late or leave early.

This issue has become increasingly challenging after emerging evidence that the stiffness of the elastic element is somewhere in the range 1.7 3.3 pN/nm [ 32, 67, 221], considerably higher than previously believed.

If Google senses a flu epidemic somewhere, it's hard to challenge its hunch – we simply lack the infrastructure to process so much data at this scale.