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challenging

[chal-in-jing] / ˈtʃæl ɪn dʒɪŋ /














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Asked if was considering a White House run, the retired Navy captain said he was considering it "because we're in some seriously challenging times".

From BBC

But the scientists say it will be very challenging to work out which species of elephant the creature was.

From BBC

It is unclear whether Ratcliffe's remarks may make the ongoing negotiations more challenging, but they came at an important moment.

From BBC

In a media statement, the company said it had taken the decision to bring in AlixPartners after "operating in a challenging economic climate".

From BBC

“The challenging international environment slowed the export-oriented industry. By contrast, the services sector grew at an above-average rate by historical standards,” the statistics office noted.

From The Wall Street Journal