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Discover LudwigThe phrase "challenges head on" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to mean that someone is facing a particular problem or difficult situation without trying to avoid it. For example, "She tackled all of her challenges head on and eventually triumphed over them."
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I wanted to meet the challenges head on".
Learning how to cook was a challenge, and she was used to meeting challenges head on.
As a profession we have had to meet these challenges head on.
Seacourt has tackled these sustainability challenges head on, systemically eliminating the barriers to zero waste.
And we're told to work hard and face challenges head on.
Today I am launching Labour's health and care policy review to take these challenges head on.
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She took challenges head-on and kept moving up to increasingly higher profile posts.
He met all challenges head-on.
Stephanie believed in tackling big challenges head-on.
Sangueza consistently tackled case challenges head-on and proposed innovative solutions.
In this context it feels to me that I have little choice but to deal with these challenges head-on.
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