The phrase "competition is challenging" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where competition is difficult or requires a lot of effort. Example: "The business world is highly competitive, and staying ahead of the competition is challenging. Companies must constantly innovate and adapt to remain successful."
In this article we will present three ways that information-based competition is challenging existing management practices.
The new competition is challenging BBC1 especially, and pitches for new shows have declined, but it does have a clutch of hits, led by Miranda, Mrs Brown's Boys, Absolutely Fabulous and the soon to air Citizen Khan.
"Working in a space including all your competition is challenging but it ultimately comes down to your ability to work hard, sell hard in both acquiring and selling stock and spot opportunities to build".
Quantifying effective competition is challenging because either strain may affect the other over short or long time frames and because different ways to decrease one strain have different effects.
From the mid-1990s, the policy of shielding domestic producers from competition was challenged from both external actors seeking the creation of a level playing field, and internal actors who questioned the logic of the status quo.
Faced with the crisis across southern Africa, donors are supporting both traditional food distributions and more innovative cash transfer trials but competition for funds is challenging.
But leaders said the competition with the Boy Scouts is challenging them to make sure prospective members understand that the Girl Scouts is about more than just cookies sales and STEM programming.
Competition in the technology world is challenging.
The Red Devils, who currently have the most overseas players in the competition, could be challenging at the summit before a testing Easter.
Even so, when our dialogues began, Americans were still concerned about Japanese economic competition that was challenging the pillars of the U.S. industrial economy, from sectors such as electronics and autos.
Ratings growth at cable news channel MSNBC helped improve the performance at NBC Universals media unit even though the overall TV landscape is challenged by competition from streaming.
