Sentence examples for an extraordinarily difficult task from inspiring English sources

"This is an extraordinarily difficult task, but we face an extraordinary challenge.

The Republicans had given themselves an extraordinarily difficult task by promising ahead of the November elections to exclude military and domestic security spending from their reductions.

This is proving to be an extraordinarily difficult task, since the regime is far more resilient than anyone expected and far more dangerous.

But now the negotiating teams at Camp David are trying to come to grips with Jerusalem, and they are finding it an extraordinarily difficult task -- to imagine the unimaginable, a truly united (or fairly divided) Jerusalem.

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told a foreign diplomat who visited her recently that to use military force to eliminate Iran's nuclear sites would be an extraordinarily difficult task; President Bush all but dismissed it as a near-term option to some lawmakers who, on condition of anonymity, relayed the essence of their discussion.

But the Afghanistan "surge" is an extraordinarily difficult task given the brutal terrain and the complex tribal loyalties in Afghanistan which have conspired throughout history to eat empires from Genghis Kahn to the British to the Soviets.

We are coordinating very effectively with the Mexican government and President Calderón, who has taken on a extraordinarily difficult task of dealing with these drug cartels that have gotten completely out of hand.

"She is an artist," says the architect, "who is successful at the extraordinarily difficult task of capturing a building without flattening it or turning it into yet another pretty picture.

They see the tribes as inherently anachronistic, sexist and corrupt — a system that further undermines the already extraordinarily difficult task of creating multiethnic, merit-based national institutions.

McCain faces an extraordinarily difficult test.

These are extraordinarily difficult tasks that will face resistance from industry and many in Congress.