Sentence examples for difficult task for the from inspiring English sources
Collecting such debt proved the most difficult task for the former secretary general for public revenue.
To communicate so many levels of meaning would be a difficult task for the most experienced choreographer.
Consensus on the bailout payment meant the most difficult task for the meeting was squaring the differences between Greece's creditors.
Perhaps the most difficult task for the American troops is not to alienate civilians with their tactics.
Changing the viewing habits of its most fervent fans could be a difficult task for the network.
This disparity may account for the difference in performance – fewer search results indicate a more difficult task for the worker.
Maybe it's been different for Thiel, but every tech executive I've ever met has said raising money for the business is one of the most difficult tasks for the CEO.
"We must not leave the most difficult tasks for the end," French Defense Minister Gerard Longuet said in a brief interview.
The generation of reliable motion detection at motion boundaries is a difficult task, for in the occlusion regions the detection of corresponding local image structure is not possible for frame t−1 and t0.
Those who study extremism fear that the sense of belonging among U.S. Muslims may begin to fray, increasing the likelihood that a U.S. citizen or resident becomes radicalized, and complicates the already-difficult task for the FBI and local authorities to cultivate relationships with Muslim community leaders.
