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Discover LudwigThe phrase "challenging but" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to contrast two elements in a sentence, with the first element being challenging and the second element providing some sort of counterpoint or contradiction. Example: The hike was challenging but the breathtaking views at the top made it all worth it.
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It's challenging but exciting.
Very challenging, but worthwhile, in my opinion.
It's challenging, but it's fun.
Very challenging, but also very rewarding.
Calculating climate risks is challenging but feasible.
It's challenging but actually very liberating.
A challenging – but never stressful – puzzler.
"It will be challenging but not impossible".
This is very challenging, but achievable.
"It's all very challenging, but not impossible.
This should feel challenging but not painful.
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