Sentence examples for tricky challenge for the from inspiring English sources

The Penn State case presents a particularly tricky challenge for the N.C.A.A.

A repeal of ACT marriage equality would have to pass both houses of the federal parliament, presenting a potentially tricky challenge for the Abbott government.

Another doubt about country rankings is that headline-grabbing hype may overshadow the substantive analysis that backs up such rankings.A tricky challenge for the cross-country comparisons is to decide how to weigh each indicator.

The western Balkan countries, and especially Serbia, have presented some tricky challenges for the EU, which responded clumsily to the outbreak of war in the 1990s.

But the book's popularity -- it has already spent 43 days in the Top 100 at Amazon.com -- has posed a tricky challenge for its publisher, a small outfit whose titles typically sell in the thousands of copies.

The design of humanoid robots has been a tricky challenge for several years.

Tipping the film from the arthouse crowd into broader audiences that share the subjects' obsession with celebrity and fashion was always going to be a tricky challenge for skilful distributor StudioCanal.

The Republican attacks, whether from Mr. McCain or the conservative blogosphere, present a trickier challenge for Democrats.

Alex presents an altogether trickier challenge for Edward Holcroft.

OUTSIDE, there were snowdrifts and icy sidewalks that made getting into Lever House a tricky navigational challenge for the fashionably dressed crowd on this freezing January evening.

After a decade with Huddersfield and Leeds, he knows that ultimate success depends on peaking at the right times – for any tricky Challenge Cup ties in the early rounds, for the semi-finals and final in August, and then for the play-offs through the following five weeks.