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challenge

[chal-inj] / ˈtʃæl ɪndʒ /




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Recognising the frustration the presented situation was causing, the academy trust said it welcomed "support and challenge", but that any challenge should be "constructive".

From BBC

Administrators Interpath said the outlet had experienced challenging trading conditions, driven by rising costs, fewer shoppers, and government policies which led to "significant increases" in staff costs.

From BBC

In a joint statement, Queensland Police and the Australian Federal Police said they are "supporting a delegation of Chinese authorities", thanking them for their "ongoing cooperation" given the challenges presented by the alleged offender's location.

From BBC

Parents have made financial literacy a priority for their kids — especially millennial-age parents, noted Lira, himself a millennial whose experience with money “has been a challenge” in many ways.

From MarketWatch

Wacker Chemie’s earnings outlook looks challenging due to a combination of structural and cyclical factors, and these don’t seem to be fully reflected in the valuation, they add.

From The Wall Street Journal