Third person singular of challenge
The word "challenges" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it when referring to difficulties or obstacles. For example: "I'm looking forward to the challenges that await me on my journey.".
"Let us assure you that the Government will do all we can to defeat the voices of division, but ultimately the challenges of integration and radicalisation cannot be solved from Whitehall alone.
This conference brings together best practice examples, policy leaders and industry experts to discuss the challenges facing social care providers and IT support teams.
Overall, the speech reflected the Liberal Democrats typically positive attitude to the challenges that lie ahead.
McIntyre said that during legal challenges against the tapes handover Boston-based judge William Young, who read all the relevant interviews, described the project as a "bona fide academic exercise of considerable intellectual merit".
Though each of them had a very distinct reaction to the challenges of making art that seemed honest and relevant to the present moment, it was also true that in talking to the four of them separately, common themes emerged.
The urgent challenges require wise and long-term solutions.
Smith's work explores the difficulties faced by the remote community and also looks at the cultural fabric that remains in the face of those challenges.
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