Sentence examples for difficult tasks for the from inspiring English sources

It will be one of the most difficult tasks for the new authorities.

To communicate so many levels of meaning would be a difficult task for the most experienced choreographer.

Perhaps the most difficult task for the American troops is not to alienate civilians with their tactics.

Consensus on the bailout payment meant the most difficult task for the meeting was squaring the differences between Greece's creditors.

A difficult task for the Championship leaders became daunting when Gomis was shown a straight red card for a challenge on Scott Brown.

Dr. Abdullah, who uses one name, said the situation would continue to deteriorate under President Hamid Karzai, leaving an even more difficult task for the next president.

That will be a difficult task for the lithe Thomas, who is fond of playing on the perimeter to ensure Sullinger has space to operate inside.

But Mr. Gore suggested that he might not be the strongest challenger in what early polls show would be a difficult task for the Democratic Party, because of the way he lost to Mr. Bush in 2000.

That has been a difficult task for the Knicks all season, which is why they have lost so many games in the final minutes and why they are still trying to claw their way into the playoff field.

The most recent delays were financial: raising the necessary enhancement money proved a difficult task for the producer Marty Bell, who, together with Aldo Scrofani, eventually put together an enhancement team of big-name producers.

Registering pre-built drones at the point of sale is one thing, but regulating more complex UAVs would be a more difficult task for the government and the consumer.