Sentence examples for difficult task of tackling from inspiring English sources

But Hollande faces the difficult task of tackling France's economic gloom, high unemployment and rising debt.

The new leader also faces the difficult task of tackling rising unemployment in the country, our correspondent says.

Then comes the more difficult task of tackling the group's base of operations in Syria -- a situation made more difficult by the very different circumstances that exist in that country.

In computational genomic, the scale of produced data per cost unit has grown at a pace faster than the Moore's law since 2008 [ 36], making the storage and subsequent analysis of these datasets an increasingly difficult task to tackle.

Instead of holding up AIDS funds with arguments over religious correctness, politicians in Washington should be tackling the difficult task of promoting the committed leadership and total social mobilization that have been crucial to Uganda's success.

It has also tackled the difficult task of making AIDS a topic of polite conversation by recruiting Raul Dravid, a prominent cricketer, to the cause.

A new Pew study tackles the difficult task of determining likely voters.

Scientists are still trying to tackle the difficult task of administering drugs into the brain and getting them past the selective blood brain barrier.

In the face of social and cultural barriers which inhibit women from participating in social events or even appearing in public without a "burqa", the programme successfully demonstrated synergy in mobilizing women to tackle the difficult task of ensuring 100% coverage of polio drops in polio endemic areas on the border of Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Take the increasingly difficult task of managing foreign currency exposure.

Now the task of tackling poverty can truly get started.