Sentence examples for a difficult chore in from inspiring English sources

The Red Sox have a difficult chore in trying to trade an unhappy Manny Ramírez, and they will not find a home for him in Philadelphia.

The World Cup draw won't be held until Friday, but already the U.S. appears to be facing a difficult chore if it hopes to advance out of group play in Brazil next summer.

It's a difficult chore that his predecessor, Dan Glickman, the former nine-term congressman from Kansas, had mixed success in pulling off.

Which is all well and good until it starts to become a difficult chore.

Making up the ferrells, cutting the cables to the correct length, and threading cables cut with pliers through the clamps is a difficult chore.

They are questions of causality – and as any good lawyer knows, establishing a chain of causality is often the most difficult chore in a case.

They are often responsible for families' water supply - a difficult to impossible chore in these conditions - so bringing in water by tankers and repairing hand pumps makes their lives a little easier.

Fetching water from a pump down the street was her most difficult chore.

Fajima herself has difficult chores to do.

"It was a major chore in my life.

Making decisions is a common chore in our daily lives.