Sentence examples for a tough task to from inspiring English sources

The Swiss champions face a tough task to score the two goals needed.

But it still faces a tough task to restore its advantage over other banks.

It was a tough task to ask him off the bench.

With Bayern Munich also in Group F, Lille face a tough task to qualify.

But still, it's such a tough task to ask to win all four Grand Slams in a year.

So Purcell, when he set out to write Freeman's biography, found it a tough task to get at the facts.

Yet so much has changed geographically and demographically — not to mention in cyberspace — that it is a designer's tough task to make the references relevant.

Whoever ends up owning Barnes & Noble faces a tough task: adapt to the Brave New World, or be consigned to the History section.

Ferulic acid (FA) extraction is a tough task due to its linkage with the hemicellulose, which is difficult to break.

Ensuring cooperation between network nodes may be a tough task due to the misbehavior of network nodes.

Spain coach Julen Lopetegui believes his side - who begin their title defence against Russia before facing Germany and Holland in Group B - have a tough task ahead to retain their trophy.