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Meanings of immense challenge in English

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Usage of immense challenge in English
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With so much work remaining that will be an immense challenge.
The Guardian
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Presumably, UK negotiators will enjoy the immense challenge Brexit presents.
The South African
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Health disparities are an immense challenge to American society.
Pubmed
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Artinian acknowledges that social media represent an " immense challenge" for the London Games.
Reuters
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The rescue operation is proving an immense challenge as the rushing waters have left thousands homeless.
BBC
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It is an immense challenge, particularly in Australia.
The Guardian
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Photo: Supplied The complexity of the lives we are working with makes it an immense challenge.
Radio NZ
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The fourth reason for adopting a different approach for science journalism is the immense challenge of ensuring accuracy.
The Guardian
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Equally, an immense challenge will be getting ordinary people to buy into that vision, and to recognise the benefits.
The Irish Times
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I didn't really think I could do it. And yet, I point out, you'd chosen to set yourself this immense challenge.
The Guardian
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The patients and their families are often ignored and overlooked by services and face an immense challenge to obtain services and treatments.
The Irish Times
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To make that work economically is a vast challenge and an immense challenge and how we do that is through social enterprise, he said.
Radio NZ
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The Badgers will present an immense challenge for the Illinois run game, as their run defense is tops in the Big Ten and No.
Reuters
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But it does point to the immense challenges facing a post-Jobs Apple.
Reuters
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It possesses immense challenges to both the anesthesiologists and the surgeons.
Pubmed
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Our workforce in South Africa faces immense challenges and danger.
The South African
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