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Meanings of big challenge in English

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Usage of big challenge in English
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Another big challenge for the state TV came within a few days.
The Guardian
2
The big challenge is doing it in a responsible and safe way.
The Irish Times
3
And approaching banks for financing help, is a big challenge for entrepreneurs.
BBC
4
Shields said they are expecting a big challenge from the mooloo men.
Radio NZ
5
That unique tribe is there. But with opportunity comes a big challenge.
The Guardian
6
That is a big challenge but I have no problems with it.
The Irish Times
7
Building and installing a new detector like this is a big challenge.
The Guardian
8
His next big challenge is going to be the Labour party conference.
The Guardian
9
It will be a big challenge, but I believe in this team.
The Guardian
10
So the big challenge for this budget is to turn this around.
The Guardian
11
So that's the big challenge, to fight against the inertia, he says.
The Irish Times
12
But a big challenge for all these companies has been cracking Hulu.
Wired
13
But I think that's going to be a very, very big challenge.
BBC
14
The big challenge we have is people turning up to get tested.
Radio NZ
15
Maintaining that performance will be a big challenge for the next president.
Reuters
16
In an intensely crowded app world, getting noticed is the big challenge.
Wired
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Big challenge across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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