Sentence examples for and the difficult task from inspiring English sources

But the novel is also about fathers and sons, and the difficult task of being either.

But the reality of what it takes to solve these problems — and the difficult task of coordinating efforts between government, the private sector and nonprofits — was very clear.

Just an empty room, an empty page, and the difficult task of telling a story.

He is aware of his own importance and the difficult task at hand.

Launched two years ago and funded by USAID, AIME works throughout Latin America, focusing on the connection between the traditional stewardship of the forest by indigenous people and the difficult task of reducing emissions in the atmosphere from forest loss.

USIP is also training Libyan civil society leaders in conflict management skills to build local capacity to manage the transition out of conflict and the difficult task of national reconciliation.

This allows them to use new words in a familiar context and eases the difficult task of learning a new language and sometimes a new thought process in expressing themselves.

The conservative lawmaker Kyriakos Mitsotakis will be in charge of administrative reforms and faces the difficult task of pushing through civil service layoffs, which have been demanded by Greece's international creditors.

Lennon said, "You can fix it, George", giving Martin and Emerick the difficult task of joining the two takes together.

Similarly, Tiffany evaluates whether she's been treating herself "as resources to be mined," and whether the difficult task of instead allowing herself to become soil rich for growth is worth the effort.

Pigs were able to acquire both the easy and the difficult tasks, but criterion level was reached in fewer trials during the 'difficult' task, suggesting that previous acquisition of an 'easy' task facilitates the acquisition of a subsequent harder task.