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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are real challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing difficulties or obstacles that are genuine and significant in a particular context.
Example: "The issues we face in climate change are real challenges that require immediate attention and action."
Alternatives: "are genuine difficulties" or "are significant obstacles".
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There are real challenges here.
"There are real challenges about living in cities," she said.
But he acknowledged: "That said, there are real challenges that remain.
The problem is that there are real challenges in the Vienna process designed for this very purpose.
I think there are real challenges for both musicians and promoters, but there have always been obstacles to overcome.
"There are real challenges of poverty, obesity and inequity across the food system, and tackling it requires collaboration across the value chain".
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Second, we need to find better solutions to external problems, like the refugee crisis, because these are real challenges--not self-made problems.
"They're going to be real challenges for the coaches".
Health Secretary Vaughan Gething said there were "real challenges" and more needed to be done.
"It's real challenging out there.
The erection of the tents for schools is real challenge given the harsh weather conditions.
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