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The phrase "a challenge like a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when comparing a challenge to something else, often to emphasize the nature or difficulty of the challenge.
Example: "Facing the new project felt like a challenge like a mountain to climb."
Alternatives: "a challenge similar to" or "a challenge akin to".
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It's a challenge, like a ski jump.
For Mr. LeWitt, a white wall is a challenge, like a bare stage to a choreographer.
After this, start a challenge like a snowball fight.
Try to look forward to a challenge, like a test, rather than shying away from it.
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"This here is a land and a challenge like God intended".
A challenge like, design a way to make public transportation more efficient, although a great engineering problem lacks a variety of human needs.
This means we celebrate not only high exam scores but also the intellectual and personal growth that stems from grappling with a challenge like calculus, a growth that will serve us well whether we become engineers, poets, or diplomats.
The S.F.U.S.D. — like most school districts — would have traditionally approached a challenge like this by doing an assessment of its current labor, vendors, equipment, budget etc., and then writing a lengthy report of recommendations for improvement.
By Anthony Lane To make a romantic comedy about lawyers is, if not a contradiction in terms, certainly something of a challenge, like trying to set a slasher movie in a petting zoo.
Mexico City faces a challenge like that today".
But in the beginning it was a job and a challenge like no other: to complete the disarmament of Saddam Hussein, one of the most menacing rulers in a century of tyrants.
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