The phrase "accomplish difficult tasks" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, including business and educational settings. For example, one might write, "I am confident that I have the skills and resources necessary to accomplish difficult tasks."
The series of suits began with a legal complaint against Fox's "Boot Camp," which, as reported last Monday, delineated similarities with CBS's hit reality program, including the claim that "both put nonactor contestants in harsh conditions and require them to work together as a team to accomplish difficult tasks".
Inspired and energized others rather than expecting others would accomplish difficult tasks simply because they were assigned.
The ability to inspire others and get people excited to accomplish difficult tasks makes a big difference in how a leader is perceived.
They were able to plant in team members the desire to succeed and confidence that they could accomplish difficult tasks. 5. Generate cooperation instead of competition.
This is because achievement goals usually lead people to maintain high standards and strive to accomplish difficult tasks (Phillips & Gully, 1997).
People in general tend to resist working too hard but with the right motivation to encourage them we have found that when people accomplish difficult tasks and hit high standards, they feel more positive about themselves.
How one may accomplish these difficult tasks is the goal of this thoughtful little book by an eminent neuropsychiatrist.
For all its elaborate narrative artifices, there's a fairy-tale simplicity to this story of a Cumbrian woodcutter's son who accomplishes three difficult tasks ("Get elocution lessons, get educated, get rich") and is granted his "heart's desire" — the hand of the "beautiful princess glimpsed dancing on the castle lawn".
Baidu's speech-recognition software — which can accomplish the difficult task of hearing tonal differences in Chinese dialects — is considered top of the class.
If he wins, the party will begin turning to who might be able to accomplish the difficult task of winning a third straight term for one party.
This is a product of Fed Chair Janet Yellen's Jackson Hole speech last Friday, one which saw her accomplish the difficult task of offering something for both the doves and hawks on monetary policy watch.
