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Meanings of challenging in in English

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Usage of challenging in in English
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The company said economic conditions remained challenging in most of its markets.
Reuters
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This might be more challenging in the electricity-dependent home of the future.
The Irish Times
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But it is becoming challenging in states with large African American populations.
Ebony
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This will be especially challenging in the early months of the fall.
The South African
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He says getting funding for a casino is challenging in any environment.
Radio NZ
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That should sound wonderful, but it may feel challenging in real life.
Ebony
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This will be especially challenging in the early months of the New Year.
The South African
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Teachers have described the paper as the toughest and most challenging in years.
The Irish Times
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It's admirably ambitious, but Risen 3 is challenging in all the wrong ways.
The Irish Times
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Identifying a BD can be challenging in the adolescent age group.
Pubmed
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The math is very challenging in getting to a sustained profit, said Langan.
Reuters
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Dancing suggestively, besides being technically difficult, is challenging in some other, elemental way.
The Guardian
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And of Aser forty thousand going forth to fight, and challenging in battle.
The Bible, Douay-Rheims, Old Testament — Part 1
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Tracheal intubation is challenging in patients with severe cervical spine pathology.
Pubmed
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Llyod-Hurwitz added that sales activity remained challenging in Sydney and Melbourne.
Reuters
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I have something a little more challenging in mind for today.
RUNNER
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