Sentence examples for tiny challenges from inspiring English sources

They can be tiny challenges, like, "I won't flip out when I see the kids' messy bedrooms!" or big ones like, "I will run a marathon".

Now, with a few others in the space, including the similarly named Livekick, Songkick is embarking on a new tiny challenge: To create a giant database of every concert ever performed by every band, and to make the entire experience more social.

The Toothpick Rule: Politics and food come together in this tiny Quickfire Challenge with guest Congressman Aaron Schock.

But why would T-Pain take the Tiny Desk challenge if he didn't have the singing chops?

Instead, they were furiously building virtual communities on a game called Tiny Tower that challenges players to build a soaring skyscraper, floor by floor.

Working at such a tiny scale presents challenges when it comes to actually probing the surface of a material at the nanoscale.

With a tiny landmass, the challenge of how to keep up with the needs of Bangladesh's population of 164 million (and growing) should not be underestimated.

The Republicans, whose candidate won the first two ballot counts by equally tiny margins, are challenging the election.See articleGeorge Bush named two retired senators, Connie Mack and John Breaux, to lead a bipartisan advisory panel on tax reform.

The new risk grows out of a federal lawsuit filed by two tiny tobacco importers challenging the sweeping settlement that the four biggest makers Altria, R.J. Reynolds, Brown & Williamson and Lorillard signed with the nation's state attorneys general in 1998.

Suddenly I had a tiny voice to challenge these Goliath social media platforms, who I believe have some very troubling ideas about what is and isn't "obscene" for community standards in America -- and I'm not alone.

Then Djokovic goes a tiny bit wide and challenges... and loses the challenge for 30-15 Murray.