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Meanings of challenging for in English

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Usage of challenging for in English
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He said: Well, The Winter's Tale has proved really challenging for directors.
The Guardian
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The report cautioned that 2012 so far has remained challenging for investors.
Reuters
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De Gea said United had to be challenging for the top prizes.
The Guardian
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The competition promises to get a bit more challenging for Clemson soon.
Reuters
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The therapy of mycobacterial infections is challenging for a number of reasons.
Pubmed
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This pandemic would have been challenging for any president, said Mr Obama.
News.com.au
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Conflicts between the law and regulations make it challenging for IRS agents.
Reuters
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But he refused to rule out challenging for the prime ministership again.
News.com.au
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It's clearly more challenging for vegans to do Atkins, but not impossible.
The new atkins for a new you: the ultimate diet for shedding wei...
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We want to go back to challenging for the title very soon.
The Guardian
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It was challenging for everyone in the beginning, especially teaching older kids.
Big girl: a novel
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Early identification of augmented renal clearance remains challenging for the ICU physician.
Pubmed
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That makes the optics of the Putin meeting particularly challenging for Trump.
Reuters
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That will also be challenging for their interlocutors on the union side.
The Irish Times
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The management of recurrent disease has been challenging for patients and clinicians.
Pubmed
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Mercedes will not be challenging for the title, I don't think so.
Reuters
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