Sentence examples for difficult task of recruiting from inspiring English sources

Critical care investigators face a difficult task of recruiting research subjects who may have diminished capacity to understand information, appreciate the situation they are in, and to make complex decisions.

The difficult task of recruiting HIV positive immigrant women who stopped medical treatment led us to think that other barriers may exist.

But chairman Anthony Habgood does thank him for carrying out "the difficult task of leading Reed Elsevier during unprecedentedly turbulent economic times".

Resnais may not have accomplished the difficult task of engrossing Bailey, but he sure engrossed me.

What looks promising for television at large, however, is painful for Comedy Central, which is losing a third marquee talent and is faced with the difficult task of replacing Stewart.

By the time of Tom's first visit to the fictional Melbourne suburb of Erinsborough to look after his grandchildren, his wife had died and Tom had the difficult task of explaining to Karl, in true soap style, the dark secret that, as a result of his own infertility, she had had an affair in order to become pregnant with him.

WASHINGTON — Defenseman Marc Staal is the Rangers player with the difficult task of shutting down Alex Ovechkin, the Capitals' superstar.

The Falcons (1-3) are host to the undefeated Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, and the loss of Williams will complicate the already difficult task of defending receiver Randy Moss.

Congress piled on hobbling restrictions, making the difficult task of unraveling the Bush travesty and emptying the prison practically impossible going forward.

So if you had hoped for, say, one or both of Brahms's exquisite string sextets, you had the not very difficult task of consoling yourself with Strauss's involved, texturally plush Introduction to "Capriccio".

Torre may also want to give Mussina a break from the difficult task of facing Martínez, although Torre said nothing specifically to that effect.