Sentence examples for this represents a challenging from inspiring English sources

This represents a challenging engine conditions for the application of control systems because of the limited time available for air supply and the need to complete combustion quickly.

Tory local government spokeswoman Janet Finch-Saunders said: "This represents a challenging settlement for local authorities, which will need to strike a careful balance between keeping council tax levels down and fully funding frontline services".

"In terms of the health budget, we have been clear from the start that this represents a challenging settlement, and we are working closely with the NHS to ensure services remain safe and sustainable in the long term.

This represents a challenging task because guidelines must address global public health issues while taking into account the needs of countries and peoples with different health care, sociocultural, and economic conditions.

The source said: "This represents a challenge for other parties.

This represents "a challenge," Mr. Holten said, in what might be regarded as an understatement.

This represents a challenge for any body, for instance Ofsted, that wanted to objectively hold schools to account for working conditions.

For most of us this represents a challenge, because we have to figure out someone else's (sometimes unspoken) views to build and maintain a successful relationship.

"This is an all-encompassing charge by Leyton Orient, a battle by the little man against the big forces of evil if you like, this represents a challenge to our future and we have no choice but to fight our corner, and we believe we have right on our side".

Thus, this represents a challenge for the readers4 of the ESS.

This represents a challenge for managers and IT operators, as well as R&D experts.