Sentence examples for difficult tasks of from inspiring English sources

Eating healthfully and keeping weight off permanently are the most difficult tasks of all.

This will further complicate the already difficult tasks of reducing poverty and social exclusion.

But media companies are also introducing technology that they hope will solve the more difficult tasks of generating growth and delaying the obsolescence of DVD altogether.

GEORGE BUSH is engaged in one of the most difficult tasks of any American president: maintaining domestic support for a limited war.

The judges indicated that the suits presented the difficult tasks of determining which businesses were hurt and which were not, and what they actually lost because of the accident.

Earlier, Mr. Rupel told reporters Slovenia had passed a "very tough test" of its democratic maturity and would now have to meet the difficult tasks of adapting its economic, military and social systems to European standards.

But he also talked about "the more difficult task of understanding the sources of such madness".

As conductor, Adès shone in the difficult task of accompanying the volatile piece.

"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.

But the novel is also about fathers and sons, and the difficult task of being either.