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"far-reaching challenges" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to challenges or problems that have a significant and widespread impact. You can use this phrase in various contexts, such as in a report, essay, or speech discussing the difficulties faced by a particular industry, organization, or society as a whole. Example: The government is facing far-reaching challenges in implementing its new policies, as they will greatly impact the economic, social, and environmental aspects of the country.
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It is expected that many jobs will be eliminated or change significantly with far-reaching challenges particularly for the middle class and for highly qualified professions: electronic medical expert systems in hospitals are already making diagnoses in hospitals, while on the world's high-frequency exchanges, autonomous computer algorithms trade in millisecond cycles.
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He said that he was ready for a new, more far-reaching challenge.
The Supreme Court agreed to decide a potentially far-reaching challenge to the constitutionality of the death penalty laws in nine states where 800 people are on death row.
The Supreme Court agreed today to decide a potentially far-reaching challenge to the constitutionality of the death penalty laws in nine states where judges rather than juries determine whether to sentence a killer to death.
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Williams, who was one of the Labour "gang of four" who broke away from Labour in 1981 to form the SDP, says that Labour under Corbyn is in disarray and unable to provide effective opposition as the UK plans for Brexit – the biggest, most far-reaching challenge for the country and Europe in a generation.
Taken together, the blackout and the worm underscore a far-reaching challenge in managing modern technological societies: the difficulty of reaping the benefits of networks -- railroad networks, airline networks, telephone networks, power networks and computer networks, among others -- while minimizing their vulnerabilities.
For better or worse, the entry into force of the Paris Agreement is a historic turning point, humanity's most organised response to date to the largest and most far-reaching challenge to the habitability of the planet and viability of its life: human-induced climate change.
"Religious communities have tremendous influence that can be brought to bear in addressing the complex and far-reaching social challenges of HIV/AIDS," said Jim Cairns, director of advocacy and action for children at the World Conference on Religions for Peace.
And the only aspect more breathtaking than its size, scope and beauty is how far-reaching a challenge this rolling, wooded landscape presents the city.
But it is not just about targeted environmental action campaigns at the consumer-level: large corporations are collaborating to innovate around sustainability and create far-reaching solutions to global environmental challenges.
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