Sentence examples for daunting task of translating from inspiring English sources

After wrestling with these challenges by myself for a year, I was delighted to start working with the Guardian in 2009; they not only scrutinised, double-checked and improved my model, but also took on the daunting task of translating all this stuff into a whizzy working online tool.

Whether Ms. McKevitt can accomplish the daunting task of translating her appeal on one side of the Atlantic to the other will be "up to her" and her corporate partners, said Allen Adamson, managing director at Landor Associates in New York, a corporate identity and brand consulting company owned by the WPP Group.

Now Mr. Guadalupe faces the daunting task of being Mr. Biver's following act.

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

Operationally, though, AT&T faces the daunting task of rebuilding its European presence.

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

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

The city, left in ruins by the fighting, now faces the daunting task of rebuilding.

David Altshuler loves his job the daunting task of discovering genetic risk factors for common human diseases.

It faces the daunting task of eliminating 246 tons of hydrocarbons daily over the next four years.

[81 Rick On Camera, Wartburg cell] Believing that everyone should be able to read the word of God, Luther began the daunting -- and dangerous -- task of translating the New Testament from the original ancient Greek into German.