Sentence examples for a very tough task from inspiring English sources

"And to do that in Nottingham, that's a very tough task.

It's a very tough task, but everything is possible and I see an opportunity there".

Heading into the World Cup, the United States had a very tough task in Brazil this summer.

BBC Radio Newcastle's Martin Emmerson: "This is certainly a very tough task for Durham but, if their nerve holds up, then they do have time on their side to try and get something on the final day.

"Maybe a win will be enough, we'll know by Sunday, but winning in Bath, who I think are second in the Premiership at the moment, is always going to be a very tough task".

Now he's into the semis and he doesn't have to play Nadal, while he's still got a very tough task in the form of Tsonga, this is definitely the best chance he's had to get through to a Wimbledon final.

You have a very tough job.

"When she came in she had a very tough political task," said David Rothkopf, chief executive of Foreign Policy magazine.

That is a really tough task".

He's tough, he's a very tough boxer.

This is a very tough, tough business.