Sentence examples for difficult task of describing from inspiring English sources

Should you somehow receive this column minus its video, I now have the difficult task of describing without giving away what happens.

And Uwem Akpan, who comes from Nigeria, described the difficult task of researching his stories, often set in far-flung places, by rattling off a list of states in the United States to which he had never been — "Michigan, Alaska, Russia.

Most of the participants described the difficult task of deviating from established practice patterns.

Third, 'Guiding expectant parents in decision-making' described the difficult task of facilitating informed decision-making in situations where maternal and fetal health interests were not aligned, or in situations characterised by uncertainty.

John Wooden, the Wizard of Westwood, an icon among basketball coaches, described a leader as one who has to accomplish the difficult task of getting those on the team to believe that "we" supersedes "me".

In the novel the murder happens between paragraphs and is not described; in the opera, Gershwin merely transplanted noisy music from the fight scene in Act I, leaving to the director the difficult task of making the struggle convincing.

Take the increasingly difficult task of managing foreign currency exposure.

To succeed, Bishop Graphics faces the difficult task of transforming itself.

Forecasting health and functional status changes in elderly populations is a difficult task because forecasting must describe the linkage of chronic morbidity, and its progression, with different levels and types of disability.

Team USA has a much more difficult task ahead of them.

Difficult task in best of circumstances.