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Meanings of more challenging in English

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Usage of more challenging in English
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To be sure, the environment for investment banks is becoming more challenging.
Reuters
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Those in finance will find the job market more challenging, she says.
The Irish Times
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This might be more challenging in the electricity-dependent home of the future.
The Irish Times
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The competition promises to get a bit more challenging for Clemson soon.
Reuters
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Testing ads is not easy; testing landing pages is even more challenging.
Website optimization
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The victory for transparency now needs carrying on to more challenging territory.
The Guardian
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The more challenging the government mandates, typically the higher the RIN price.
Reuters
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She could far more easily imagine him hooked on more challenging fare.
Bungalow 2
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The more challenging Open Tennis is played with Level 3 ball control.
Wired
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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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Perhaps for one without endowments the journey would have been more challenging.
The Lair of Bones
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Others decide to make it more challenging by taking a mountain bike.
The Irish Times
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That should be fun, and hopefully more challenging than the opera house.
Exit strategy
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So this job is more challenging, and it pays a lot better.
The Guardian
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Although the surgery transpires without complications, the post-implant phase is more challenging.
Reuters
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Perhaps there is some cultural or curricular barrier making this more challenging.
The South African
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