Sentence examples similar to difficult task of interpreting from inspiring English sources

In other words, the researcher has the difficult task of "having to interpret a social world which is already interpreted by the actors that inhabit it" (Giddens 1991).

"There is not at present," Page declared, "any reason to expect that we shall ever possess much more of the poetry of Sappho and Alcaeus than we do today, and this seems a suitable time to begin the difficult and doubtful task of interpreting".

These gaps and tensions are difficult to reconcile, and this in turn complicates the task of interpreting and applying the rules," Legg writes.

Take the increasingly difficult task of managing foreign currency exposure.

Difficult task in best of circumstances.

As the eldest, I was tasked with the job of interpreting the news.

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

Comparing microarray analyses between different platforms and labs is a difficult task and the results have to be interpreted cautiously.

They need to be interpreted, and the human task of interpretation is often a bigger obstacle than the technical task of picture-taking.

Assessing the notability of people is a difficult task.

Finding the optimal value of n is a difficult task.