"grappling with the challenge" is a phrase that can be used in written English.
It is used to describe the process of trying to overcome a difficult problem or hurdle. For example: "The team has been grappling with the challenge of designing a more efficient production process for months now."
Africa is grappling with the challenge of transitioning to clean energy systems such as solar.
In the First Symphony Tchaikovsky was already grappling with the challenge that would continue for him in the subsequent works.
But it hit the online travel industry when the companies were already grappling with the challenge of cultivating customer loyalty.
Next week, I'll respond to reader comments and discuss how Rapid Results' architects are grappling with the challenge of not just achieving results, but making them last.
As with other traditional bricks-and-mortar retailers, Best Buy is grappling with the challenge posed by Amazon and other shopping websites.
The Islamic world is grappling with the challenge of adapting to the modern era while trying to protect its cultural identity and unique civilization.
The makers of smart cities are just grappling with the challenges ahead.
Nabeeha M. Kazi Countries are still grappling with the challenges of implementing and scaling-up appropriate nutrition actions.
World AIDS Day on December 1st always sparks enquiries about how companies such as his are grappling with the challenges posed by the spread of the HIV virus.
That suggests that even I.B.M., a powerhouse in recent years, is grappling with the challenges of a soft global economy and fast-changing technology.
Across the country, school systems are grappling with the challenges of fine-tuning complex teacher evaluation systems after decades of relying on simple satisfactory-or-unsatisfactory ratings.
