Sentences with phrase «to be something of a challenge»

While visually spectacular — the CGI is phenomenal — attempting to understand this world and relate to these characters is something of a challenge.

Selling the fringe players is proving to be something of a challenge for the 2014 Premier league champions, so a number of loan arrangements are set to be agreed within the next 12 or so hours.

Picking Chiara's greatest hits was something of a challenge; she may be something of a trend - follower, but her bag collection is the stuff dreams are made of.

The Z10 is powered by a 1800mAh cell, but getting it through a full day is something of a challenge.

Choosing the Best New Sedan Choosing the best new sedan is something of a challenge to those of us who are not totally sold on one make and model but who have many different read more...

Movies have been something of a challenge for Netflix's original slate.

Which might seem like a big «duh» moment to most adults living normal lives, but let me tell you, waking up at 7:30 and making it to class by 9 is something of a challenge.

Doing this with a natural formulation has been something of a challenge with hair care but I believe we have finally achieved it.

In a country (Nepal) where getting baking ingredients can often be something of a challenge, these are the perfect way to satisfy my sweet (but not too sweet) tooth!

Finding anyone who can accurately describe what that process was is something of a challenge, but the manager's methods undoubtedly bore fruit against Manchester City, where a dazzling Ashley Young not only marginalised the club's most expensive player, but also regained the manager's trust.

Even for a player as versatile as King that's something of a challenge.

Even so, the entry of the Human Rights campaign — the biggest and best - financed gay rights group in the country — into the marriage debate in New York is something of a challenge to existing groups, especially the Empire State Pride Agenda.

Regardless of the participation of the United States, the rest of the international community is ready to move forward and implement the climate change pact, though it will be something of a challenge.

I love to bake and cook so it has been something of a challenge to create new habits and new recipes to replace the old favorites.

It includes numerous temples and caves and is set on the side of a mountain that is something of a challenge to reach, at an elevation just over 1,500 feet.

As is the case with any story of this length, keeping the audience engaged is something of a challenge and sadly throughout its running time Gangs of Wasseypur feels saddled by exhaustive levels of exposition.

This seems to be something of a challenge to contemporary practices of academic writing about film.

After being apart for almost 30 years, reassembly proved to be something of a challenge.

Finding a mechanic with experience repairing Subaru's is something of a challenge.

Controlling the S550 Hybrid's apps and other infotainment features, such as the stereo and hands - free phone system, is something of a challenge.

Dyslexia, though not severe, has been an unwanted companion though life and reading has always been something of a challenge.

Scoring the Motorola Xoom is something of a challenge as at the moment it isn't delivering the experience it could, that much clear.

Of course, it is widely accepted that to get loan approval without security is something of a challenge, but it is not as difficult as many think.

And it has been something of a challenge just to break $ 400 / month (which I finally did late last year).

That's part of the reason that I - 66 can be something of a challenge to navigate in either direction at rush hour.

Nephilim by itself is something of a challenge, but it is still easily achievable if you apply yourself.

This is something of a challenge for Skeptical Science, because we believe debunking climate myths in the mainstream media is an important exercise, but we draw attention to those stories in the process.

Well, that used to be something of a challenge.

That's part of the reason that I - 66 can be something of a challenge to navigate in either direction at rush hour.

It's not difficult to find an apartment in Harrisburg, but you'll find that locating the ideal apartment in Harrisburg can be something of a challenge.

That's something of a challenge for e-readers since the whole idea is to offer a distraction - free device with a display designed to mimic physical paper.

That has some advantages, as using two thumbs to bash out emails on the keyboard is a breeze, but trying to trace in words with one hand while standing on the bus is something of a challenge.

Assuming management of Galyan's stores could be something of a challenge for Dick's, which currently operates only five two - level stores, with four of those opening in the past year.

In the latter, determining the placement of the sectional proved to be something of a challenge.