Sentence examples for a big chore for from inspiring English sources

Keeping those prices in place in Japan is a big chore for Coke, Mr. Wineberg said.

Getting through their own conference may be an even bigger chore for Chicago.

But Greene's things were packed willy-nilly, and sorting through them was a bigger chore.

But for Gary Cypres, who over the last 20 years built most of the collection bit by bit — often bid by bid — there is a bigger chore than grasping its size and location: what to do with it all.

Just make sure the house looks clean for when your parents get home, maybe wash the car or do a bigger chore.

Work out a budget plan and figure out how much they're going to pay you for each big chore you do, say $3 for car wash, $2 for the dishes, $4 for organizing rooms individual rooms), or $5 for scrubbing tub, toilet, etc. Work out on the first week how much you will get/earn, make sure you write down what you did in order to get the money.

Besides weeding, watering is the biggest maintenance chore for a weekend gardener.

The feature could solve a big problem for Snapchat: it's a chore to follow people.

This is a big boost for ladies who are left without a spouse to do "technical" chores around the house.

This is often a major chore and hurdle for creatives/companies wanting to sync music to picture; preventing what could be a big earner for artists and songwriters.

Enabling IT and OT to work together to maximize business efficiency is one of the big new chores for IT professionals.