Sentence examples for word challenging from inspiring English sources

At TAG Young Scholars, a citywide school in East Harlem for the talented and gifted, what goes on inside the classroom is praised by parents, but the aesthetics and facilities are, in a word, challenging.

Price: £16,100 Top speed: 123mph Acceleration: 0-62 in 11.6 seconds Average consumption: 40.9mpg CO2 emissions: 162g/km Eco rating: 6/10 At the wheel: Leona Lewis Bound for: Romford In a word: Challenging.

SSE has fallen 18p to £15.50 as it also used the word "challenging" for the sector outlook despite reporting a 9.6% rise in annual profits.

Site Gallery, Sat to 13 Feb Robert Clark The word "challenging" gets overused and misused in art talk, but here, in the work of Polish artist Artur Zmijewski, it is the appropriate term.

The word "challenging" doesn't describe your newborn.

How do you think audiences will respond to your look in the movie? A. I'm quite convinced that there will be plenty of audience reaction that is -- I'm going to use the word "challenged".

Reznick uses the word "challenge" to describe how scientists regard this theory (p. 402), a word that seems especially apt.

In other words, challenging areas to visualize or recognize are still likely to have lower diagnostic yield.

Maddy's words challenged my respect for mum's occupation.

In other words, challenge our mental assumptions about "what is appropriate or suitable behavior".

For the word challenge this time let's do SHIP to RELAXING and CRUISE to CARIBBEAN.