Sentence examples for terribly challenging from inspiring English sources

So the program at the Philharmonie on Friday evening -- Messiaen's "Trois Petites Liturgies de la Présence Divine" and Ravel's "Enfant et les Sortilèges" -- occupied some sort of middle ground: works from the first half of the 20th century that are vaguely exotic, if only because of infrequency of performance, yet not terribly challenging.

As a result, she says that raising an initial $640,000 from local investors for Apli wasn't terribly challenging.

As a skilled politician, his rise and rise through the ranks of the co-operative movement was not, colleagues say, terribly challenging for him.

"The government went through a terribly challenging situation this year, but the opposition was incapable of taking advantage of the situation with enough energy".

Start with books and magazines that make sense and aren't terribly challenging.

I don't think she's in a terribly challenging place".

Clearly, however, economies around the globe are still terribly challenged.

Mr. Eaton's vocal writing isn't easy, either, and it terribly challenged Mark J. Meier, the tenor who sang the lead role of Adam, who sounded as if he were deliberately assuming a funny nasal voice.

"The fact that this place defies those norms is challenging to lots of people - not challenging to the audience, but challenging to the critics, some of whom find this place terribly hard to deal with".

And the closest thing to C-3PO on the mass market is Siri, who is cute but not terribly clever, and, beyond superficial capabilities, conversationally challenged.

This was a stunning assertion of the primacy of social conservatism over terribly real security challenges.