Sentence examples for a particularly tough task from inspiring English sources

Osborne will announce more details of future government spending plans in the autumn statement on Wednesday, but he faces a particularly tough task because he is expected to admit that his deficit reduction programme has stalled.

The experts in charge of producing an exit poll - to be announced jointly by the BBC, ITV and Sky when voting ends on 7 May - face a particularly tough task.

So one of the worst times to check your phone is when you're making headway with a particularly tough task or project that requires huge amounts of your concentration.

That's a particularly tough task when so many of those big ideas are premised on telling members of Congress, lobbyists, and other powers that be in Washington that the way they're doing things is morally wrong and coming to an end.

This closing is a particularly tough blow.

Stoutmire had a particularly tough night.

It's a particularly tough time of year".

At a particularly tough turn, I pause, hands on knees.

The previous decade had been a particularly tough haul.

This year has been a particularly tough one.

Mandich, though, was in a particularly tough spot.