Sentence examples for a harder task to from inspiring English sources

Strategists said they faced a harder task to work the approvals into tougher spots.

Instead of offering transparency the different methods that banks now use to charge for overdrafts are leaving consumers facing a harder task to compare like-for-like, consumer bodies warn.

After 9/11, hijackers have had a harder task to reach the flight deck since locked doors were introduced – but the locks have made it easier for a pilot or an intruder to sabotage a flight.

Though it should be noted that the younger Warner/DC universe has a harder task to achieve: it's dealing with key heroes and villains whose origins stretch over a far longer period, from as early as the 1940s to as late as the 2000s.

"It's definitely a harder task to do," says Chaspari.

He said Wales had a "harder task to deal with" than other UK nations due to its relatively older and sicker population.

This is a hard task to tackle, one ironically made harder by the Paralympic shadow.

"I'm relaxing," she said, as if this were indeed a hard task to accomplish.

But, for those who do, that seems like a hard task to achieve," she said.

It will be a hard task to take over from Stuart but one I'm very excited to take up.

Enemies of the People (co-directed by Thet Sambath and Rob Lemkin) A hard task to pinpoint one good read from this year.