Sentence examples for daunting task of making from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Mr. Passos Coelho's new center-right coalition government faces the daunting task of making painful spending cuts and other changes agreed last month with international lenders in return for a bailout worth €78 billion, or about $114 billion, at a time when Portugal's economy is forecast to contract 2 percent this year and next.

This group of core players from the Orchestra of St . Lukes has set itself the daunting task of making Erwin Stein's chasber arrangement of the Mahler Fourth setphony -- a work beloved for itselfchesthel heft andaunting-- sound persuasive in a more tasksparent, scaled-dofn formaking

"VMware showed that its hardware was capable enough to manage the daunting task of making IT self-managing," Courtot says.

David France, who covered the pedophilia scandal for Newsweek, has set himself the daunting task of making sense of a whirligig.

It is forecast that by 2050, two-thirds of the world's population will live in urban areas, and transport planners face the daunting task of making sure everyone can move around without too much of a struggle.

Why were the soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division -- who were trained to clean latrines but not to build them -- given the daunting task of making the cities and villages of northern Iraq work again?

It now faces the daunting task of trying to fix its problems on the road.

You might have noticed, East Coasters, that it got really fucking cold all of a sudden, making the already daunting task of getting out of bed in the morning exponentially more agonizing.

However, the ruling makes the already daunting task of taking Britain out of a club it joined 43 years ago even more complex.

Yet the already daunting task of winning such authority will be harder without concessions from Japan.

Mr. Moynihan now faces the daunting task of guiding Bank of America into its post-bailout future.