Sentence examples for worse challenges from inspiring English sources

He's had worse challenges.

There are worse challenges to face.

She said she had seen worse challenges to democracy than this.

I've got to play some incredible golf tomorrow just to make the cut, but there could be worse challenges".

A reviewer of Mr Miller's book found it "striking" that past generations would "speak of conversation as a way of taking pleasure, much as a modern American might speak of an evening spent browsing the internet".Conversation has survived worse challenges (Johnson thought it might be killed by a return of religious zealotry), and it will doubtless survive more.

It's a far worse challenge that Mascherano's but he escapes yellow somehow.

He added that, without the brain getting worse, "life challenges nudge them in the direction of being sicker".

Under President Zuma things are getting worse: the challenges of poverty, unemployment and inequality need a new vision and new leaders.

This cascading development might be possible if we assume deviant smooth pursuit to result in worse attention, challenges with visual spatial integration and later less efficient EF.

On the ground there seems to be a very slim chance that things will change, but the regional timing is far worse than challenging.

He said that he had acted in Iraq because he thought it represented the 21st-century threat of an outlaw state in a position to furnish weapons to terrorists bent on "another Sept. 11 or worse" unless challenged.