Sentence examples similar to be a task to tackle from inspiring English sources

This will be a challenging task to tackle in the future.

This is a hard task to tackle, one ironically made harder by the Paralympic shadow.

The authentication is an important task to tackle because the attackers always try to authenticate with fake key/ID in the network.

A Tale of Four Houses: Opera at Covent Garden, La Scala, Vienna and the Met Since 1945 by Susan Gilbert and Jay Shir 976pp, HarperCollins, £35 To document the history of one opera house since 1945 is no small task; to tackle four is a positively Wagnerian undertaking.

As an entrepreneur, you might think of the former as more beneficial to business – every minute of the day can be invested in bettering your company and there is always a new task to tackle.

Russia is the biggest country in the world and isn't a simple task to tackle it on your own.

It is no simple task to tackle this, and Mr. Fox does not have the men and women needed to do it.

That's what Pichai is tasked to tackle.

There are two tasks to tackle here: the first, to disentangle the clematis from the branches; the second, to prune the crab apple.

There are always new tasks to tackle, new missions to launch, and Mr. Schumer never does anything halfway.

It will be one of the tasks to tackle in the near future.