Sentence examples for a task to which from inspiring English sources

Improving customer service is a task to which the mannerly Mr. Gifford, who studied history at Princeton, appears suited.

It's a task to which the British temperament is uniquely suited: a campaign to sell Britain short.

I returned to not making spaghetti, a task to which I had added not setting out to buy yogurt.

It was a task to which, for the previous week, half a dozen of us had devoted all our energies.

And I also objected recently when EBM was used for the whole system demonstrator (WSD) of telehealth, a task to which it is not suited.

Johnson has a mischievous love of the surprise, ear-popping wall of sound – a task to which she set producer Rich Costey on almost every track.

On the contrary, it has been regarded as an essentially political function, involving parlaying with other ministers and mandarins over funding a task to which, Mr Alexander's boosters say, his negotiating skills make him well suited.The trouble is that these are not usual times.

They rely on cues or tasks to which a subject has to react.

That being said, there are some tasks to which a microwave is much better suited than others.

It is a nontrivial task to identify which they are and when each of them is applicable.

And it is not an easy task to determine which unicorns are dragons for their VCs and LPs.