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Meanings of very challenging in English

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Usage of very challenging in English
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But around the corner lurks the very challenging private health insurance industry.
The Irish Times
2
The Saudis' attitude to freedom of expression and religion is very challenging.
The Guardian
3
In the current, very challenging, business environment we cannot exclude any options.
Radio NZ
4
The things I do now aren't very challenging, Valerie. On any level.
The cottage
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This is a very challenging time-frame and one we intend to meet.
Radio NZ
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Performing clinical research in the outpatient dialysis facility can be very challenging.
Pubmed
7
This is very challenging -much more so than the game's campaign.
The Irish Times
8
For The Jerry Cans to operate as a business is very challenging.
Radio NZ
9
It was very challenging, it was a bit of a jigsaw puzzle.
Radio NZ
10
But it's an extremely difficult area and very challenging, she said.
Radio NZ
11
Morrison says that although it is a very challenging situation, he remains optimistic.
The South African
12
In reality, accessing employment without the necessary paperwork was very challenging.
The Irish Times
13
The paper was described as very challenging by students and teachers.
The Irish Times
14
It was very challenging for to be away from her family, she said.
Radio NZ
15
Second, the development of a two-stage thermonuclear weapon is very challenging.
The Guardian
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Finding that balance between work and motherhood can be very challenging.
Ebony
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Very challenging across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
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