Examples of 'more of a challenge' in a sentence
Meaning of "more of a challenge"
more of a challenge: This phrase implies that a given situation or task is expected to be harder or require more effort than something previously encountered. It suggests that the upcoming challenge will be greater than what is currently faced
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This song is more of a challenge for me to sing.
It may have been slow but it was more of a challenge.
I actually have more of a challenge being a math teacher.
Younger girls started to represent more of a challenge.
It would be more of a challenge for them all.
I was hoping you would be more of a challenge.
Fitting became more of a challenge and of interest to me.
But the girls are presenting more of a challenge.
This is more of a challenge for families.
I explained to my son that a weakness is more of a challenge.
Some blocks were more of a challenge than others.
I hoped the great hedgehog would be more of a challenge.
Little more of a challenge with professionals.
It adds something new and more of a challenge.
Eating is also more of a challenge and so is going to the lavatory.
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He said he was bored and wanted more of a challenge.
We see it as more of a challenge ratherthan a problem.
The final bosses offer more of a challenge.
More of a challenge than a danger.
This is done to add more of a challenge in this mode.
Providing a server to host the volumes was more of a challenge.
You were even more of a challenge than me.
He wanted something that would be more of a challenge.
Sometimes that is more of a challenge than other days.
Catching up with her will be even more of a challenge.
But it becomes more of a challenge as it grows.
I hoped you might have presented more of a challenge.
Bass are more of a challenge.
And finding fresh meat was even more of a challenge.
Latency is even more of a challenge in the context of distributed databases.
I think this month will be more of a challenge.
I like more of a challenge.
So it gets to be more and more of a challenge.
Bit more of a challenge.
The facility will be more of a challenge.
This is almost more of a challenge than any of those other scenarios.
That you need a little bit more of a challenge.
It is therefore more of a challenge to convince drivers to drive within posted speed limits.
I like to give myself more of a challenge.
It may be more of a challenge to those whose systems still heavily rely on paper.
International terrorism is more of a challenge than a threat.
More of a challenge than a platform game has ever given you before.
This was a little more of a challenge for me.
A new experiment makes that upstream paddling even more of a challenge.
Finding food was more of a challenge though.
The task of building police capacity remains more of a challenge.
I want you to make it more of a challenge for me to catch you.
I promise your next opponent will provide more of a challenge.
You deserve more of a challenge.
Some actions are well underway and others are more of a challenge.
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