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challenging

[chal-in-jing] / ˈtʃæl ɪn dʒɪŋ /














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Replacing complex business software with AI is challenging due to regulatory needs and maintenance, though some companies say AI agents could change software’s role.

From The Wall Street Journal

Hodgkinson still managed to salvage silverware from her challenging 2025 by making the world podium in Tokyo six months ago and is ultimately appreciative of the perspective that setback has given her.

From BBC

One of the more challenging findings involved how these antibiotics behave inside fish.

From Science Daily

"He also didn't let me settle. He was very good at challenging people and helping students be the best they can be. Above all, he's a very funny, genuine, nice guy."

From Science Daily

“It’s a terrible idea to move swiftly and not have the really complicated and challenging process that is required to actually work towards more than a superficial pretense of revisionist history,” Gudis said.

From Los Angeles Times