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91. She sees this course as explicitly challenging some of the accepted norms of the rest of the course.

92. Unfortunately, determining the physical properties of an asteroid be-fore its impact is quite challenging.

93. Even so, an exciting timed race around the challenging assault course on the hill produced some impressive performances.

94. Of course, this makes fishing for them a challenging business and it is one that absorbs a great many specialist anglers.

95. One of the most challenging issues here is the staffing of work.

96. That way he eventually learns to prepare himself for challenging situations.

97. Consequently,(http://sentencedict.com/challenging.html) many young people now see choral singing as less glamorous and challenging than playing in an ensemble.

98. No sooner had voters approved Prop. 209 than civil rights lawyers filed appeals challenging its constitutionality.

99. Like teenagers the world over, they were energetic, challenging, rowdy, sometimes lazy and always questioning.

100. The stumbling block is a case challenging the constitutionality of the new law.

101. They are challenging the legality of the appointment of a receiver and are still hoping to retain control.

102. Planning a wedding reception for over 1000 guests will be very challenging.

103. He finds it far more challenging than shooting either grouse or pheasant(sentencedict.com), which he has also done plenty of.

104. A challenging language, carrying with it the sweet allure of forbidden fruit.

105. They begin by challenging the current opinion that all peoples share basic functions of the mind such as logical and abstract abilities.

106. Transit of Venus starts by challenging the quest for paradise, and ends by succumbing to it.

107. It would be like slapping the girl in the face with a glove and challenging her to a duel.

108. The intercept-in-space, hit-to-kill system is the most technically challenging of the possible alternatives.

109. But lately some researchers are challenging the notion that memory loss is inevitable.

110. That may be satisfied by giving the individual more responsibility or more challenging work. 5.

111. The hardest reforms will involve means-testing, challenging the assumptions of the welfare state, and cutting public expenditure.

112. As we all know marine fishkeeping is a challenging hobby in so many ways.

113. If its artists were consistently fresh and challenging, it would justify its existence easily.

114. This has to be achieved without adversely affecting design quality, a task that can prove quite challenging.

115. They do it all the time, and what a pickpocket does routinely is so much more challenging.

116. It truly is awesome, even at this level; it can be terribly challenging and terribly exciting.

117. You will become an important part of a lively and challenging community which will always hold a special place in your life.

118. The author of this disk has put the editor to good use designing a challenging collection of maze like levels.

119. Third, involvement with local industry helps to promote a stimulating and challenging curriculum. 4.

120. The sale had been postponed in September amid court cases challenging its constitutionality and violent demonstrations by union members facing redundancy.