Sentence examples for a difficult responsibility from inspiring English sources

This is a difficult responsibility to embrace.

"It's communicating with the people who call our customers, and I think that's a difficult responsibility to put on a carrier".

Alongside the huge workload of combining two jobs (she will not be at this weekend's Korean Grand Prix after pursuing commercial imperatives across the world), Williams already bears a difficult responsibility.

There's a strong chance that at some point it all comes undone (especially with Schofield now under an injury cloud), but it's fascinating to watch a group entrusted with a difficult responsibility and lift to face it.

We do realise that this is a difficult responsibility for supervisors.

A commitment to service Delivering quality healthcare services to mothers and children in remote areas in the Philippines is a difficult responsibility, but health workers like Mardi work tirelessly to ensure that every mother and child is reached.

"The cabinet has over the past six or seven months shouldered a very difficult responsibility... in most cases the results were good".

"The Cabinet has over the past six or seven months shouldered a very difficult responsibility … in most cases the results were good," el-Beblawi said.

However well informed The Times is, it cannot match the diversity of angles that go into the decision-making by the secretary general for an extremely difficult responsibility awaiting in Afghanistan.

Mr. Foss described the role as "my difficult responsibility," adding: "It took a lot of unexpected planning and time.

24 (25) Nick Boles Conservative Minister One of the early Tory modernisers who was Cameron's policy chief, Boles was elected MP for Grantham in 2010, after fighting non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, and finally got a ministerial job in September, handling the difficult responsibility of defending the Government's planning reforms.