Sentence examples for an unwanted task from inspiring English sources

Writer Stephen James Walker notes similarities have been found between Jack and Angel David Boreanazz), the heroic vampire from America's Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel Alan Stanley Blairr of SyFy Portal pointed out that "Back alley fights, knowledge of the paranormal and an unwanted task of defending the helpless are only a few of the correlations between the two characters".

If you are asked to complete an unwanted task, suggest an alternative way.

The latter also happened in the field of orthopaedic surgeons, who decided to discard a number of unwanted tasks when there was an undersupply of orthopaedic surgeons, and wished to reclaim these tasks when an oversupply arose [ 21].

The job was a grab-bag of unwanted tasks.

Research into new non-professionally qualified support roles in education and social work has suggested that these roles can either become a first step on new career pathways where the work is worthwhile and satisfying, or employment 'ghettos' where new workers find their role to be a repository of professionals' unwanted tasks [ 33, 34].

Bad managers often unload unwanted tasks on subordinates and keep more interesting and challenging projects for themselves.

In order to minimize unwanted task-related effects on the strength of correlations with midbrain (CM) we discarded 11 seconds from each word epoch, using the canonic hemodynamic response function to optimally select time points of the word epochs.

The other two panels depict Saint Lucy, who plucked out her own eyes and offered them to an unwanted suitor; and the Archangel Saint Michael, whose task was to weigh the souls of the dead.

A former Soviet spy master, Pavel Sudoplatov, wrote in his memoir in 1995, "Special Tasks: The Memoirs of an Unwanted Witness -- a Soviet Spymaster," that Ms. Konenkova had been a spy, but offered little evidence.

An unwanted pregnancy is an unwanted pregnancy.

What if those unwanted gifts also bring an unwanted message?