uktous  +  956920 Fri, 30 Oct 09 06:01 AM hi, when challenge, as a noun, means " difficulty in a job or undertaking that is stimulating to one engaged in it.", can you recommend any verb relate to challenge? impose a challenge to your business? increase the challenge in your business? create more challenge for your business? any more? uktous Joined on Mon, Oct 26 2009 Full Member 116 Nouns, Business, Careers

	janeleo  +  958040 Sat, 31 Oct 09 01:10 PM Hi, I have found some other verbs relatd to challenge.Please see the following usages:  give(offer) a challenge accept(take up) a challenge accept(take up) a challenge to run a race face a  challenge(means be ready to deal with one) meet a challenge/rise to a challenge(means successfully deal with one)   janeleo Joined on Tue, Oct 6 2009 New Member 18 Usages

	uktous  +  958255 Sat, 31 Oct 09 05:53 PM hi, Janeleo thank you for your answer do you think my examples are correct? impose a challenge to your business increase the challenge in your business create more challenge for your business uktous Business, Careers

	janeleo  +  958553 Sun, 01 Nov 09 03:09 AM hi, guys   I am not sure about your examples.   However, it seems that I haven't heard or seen that  anyone or a book says this way. janeleo

	janeleo  +  958557 Sun, 01 Nov 09 03:15 AM hi, uktous.   Maybe your first two examples are ok cause I found some similar sentences on google.   e.g. 1.Language that would impose the biggest challenge to me.   2.EU could increase oracle's challenge integrating sun micro. janeleo Sentences