Sentence examples for enormously difficult task from inspiring English sources
Keeping coral alive is an enormously difficult task, so until recently it has typically been studied postmortem.
Explaining and winning support for progressive policies on aged care or super-generous policies on childcare is not an enormously difficult task.
Instead of solving the enormously difficult task of taking each and every possible electron interaction into account, the pseudopotential describes the relationship between the atom's core and its outer electrons, greatly simplifying the necessary calculations for determining a material's properties.
But changing consumer behavior is an enormously difficult task.
It is a well-known fact that coordinating the partnership for funding or managing the public projects initiated by governments is an enormously difficult task (Shah 2007).
As noted here repeatedly, Dems will find themselves in exactly the same position tomorrow as they did yesterday: Confronting the enormously difficult task of passing ambitious reform on their own.
Because the orchestra, voices and dialogue all existed on the same soundtrack, the task was enormously difficult.
He did an exceptional job in enormously difficult circumstances.
Indeed, Mr. Dougan's most immediate -- and difficult -- task may be trying to retain those bankers, many of whom had endured an enormously difficult transition period over the last two years.
That's enormously difficult.
