Sentence examples for too challenging to from inspiring English sources

The other studios, Mr. Dinerstein said, "all felt it was too challenging to market".

Not radical enough to please those who have made a serious study of gender in the workplace, "Lean In" is too challenging to appeal to conservative businessmen.

The Archbishop slammed such tales as 'conspiracies and cover-ups' and described them as 'an easy option' for those who found the 'New Testament' too challenging to accept.

If the stations find the Dixie Chicks too challenging to tolerate, it's easy to imagine them marginalizing genuinely controversial news and programming.

When the allied forces liberated Auschwitz and the concentration camps of Europe, they discovered horrors unbearable to describe and too challenging to show to the public back home.

"We thought it would be too challenging to moviegoers to be exposed to the short in theaters right at the beginning of the run," she said.

But, once the New York City subway system proves to be too challenging for Louise to get this odd couple from Chelsea to The New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Louise begins to realize she is unappreciated and their problem is now hers.

Speaking with both Sell and Fields yesterday, it's not directly clear why Wickr decided to split in this way, but I suspect that maybe some of that tension proved to be too challenging when trying to execute on the company's business.

However, this methodology was too technically challenging to be broadly adopted.

The problem with Kechiche's scenes is that they're too good — too unusual, too challenging, too original — to be assimilated (despite Dargis's protests to the contrary) to the familiar moviegoing experience.

If you're told to hold a pose that is too challenging, it's better to speak up than to try to hold it.