Sentence examples for difficult task of telling from inspiring English sources
"But Gordon had the difficult task of telling the Speaker that he had lost the support of the two main opposition parties".
The doctors also undertook the difficult task of telling patients about the outbreak, including the first woman whose infection ultimately killed six other people, "They were understandably upset," Dr. Palmore said.
Just an empty room, an empty page, and the difficult task of telling a story.
Still, Shafak writes beautifully and maintains a high level of tension, taking on the difficult task of bringing the news about a changing culture and telling an enduring story with near-Biblical themes.
Murray also faced the difficult task of sitting down with her eldest son in 2006 to tell him a brutal truth.
Lennon told producer Martin that he wanted to sound like a hundred chanting Tibetan monks, which left Martin the difficult task of trying to find the effect by using the basic equipment they had.
He told the Sunday Telegraph the entire scandal has been a very "damaging episode" for the Met Police, which now faced the difficult task of rebuilding public confidence.
But he also talked about "the more difficult task of understanding the sources of such madness".
"A coordinated response" is required to achieve the "possible, although difficult" task of reversing the trend.
There they have the difficult task of proving bad faith or intentional misconduct by authorities.
