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Discover LudwigThe phrase "moving challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the difficulties and hardships that come with a physical relocation, such as finding a new home or adjusting to a new environment. For example, "I'm looking forward to the move, but I'm also aware of the many moving challenges that lie ahead."
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Cybersecurity is one of the most quickly moving challenges that we all have in technology.
For me, some of the most moving challenges were the ones done by my son's friends supporting him.
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All of them did so in ways that were moving, challenging and thought-provoking".
His magisterial work, "George F. Kennan: An American Life," bids fair to be as close to the final word as possible on one of the most important, complex, moving, challenging and exasperating American public servants.
As Inside Out hurtles towards its conclusion, all the disparate jokes and concepts coalesce into a focused narrative at last, and suddenly we're watching a moving, challenging, and quite profound coming-of-age story.
Barber's concertos for cello and piano return dividends as great as the Violin Concerto, and Schuman's Sixth and Eighth Symphonies and his "Showcase" can still move, challenge and excite audiences.
Longtail wanted dance routines that would balance artistry — the feeling of a Broadway stage, moves challenging enough to keep repeat players interested — with an eye to a beginning dancer's needs, like repeated steps associated with a bridge or chorus.
It slightly moved, challenging your focus.
Now that they can, some of these challenges may move forward.Political challenges will continue in parallel.
"A Separation" is a terrific film — compelling from the start, well acted, moving and challenging.
Nuvigil has patent protection until 2024, although generic drug companies are already moving to challenge those patents.
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