Sentence examples for exacting task from inspiring English sources

In either case ordering and specifying is an exacting task.

The film portrays the machinists responsible for sewing Ford seat-covers who went on strike in 1968 when their exacting task was reclassified as unskilled.

In 2010, the non-profit trust, which manages England and Wales's 2,000-mile 2,000-mile waterways, set itself the exactinetwork of reducing its overall greenhouse gas emissions by 25% by 2015.

The process of persuading the banks, insurance companies and pension funds holding Greek debt to remain exposed after redeeming their loans is also an exacting task which could take weeks without any certainty of success.

Thus, it's an exacting task to make it persuasive and engaging.

The study of Earth's core is an exacting task that involves interpreting indirect evidence.

The appeal is in the purposefulness of boat design, the elegance that comes from performing exacting tasks well.

Brailsford, the most revered coach in British sport after his cyclists' supreme performances at the 2008 Olympics, now confronts two exacting tasks.

In a paper published this month in the International Journal of Robotics Research, the Georgia Tech group described a robot arm that was able to reach into a cluttered environment and use "touch," along with computer vision, to complete exacting tasks.

For his work "The Day," he did the same exact task to The New York Times of Sept. 11, 2001.

With the Yanks standing at 4-3, and three outs away from another World Series, Francona inserted his jackrabbit, Dave Roberts, as a pinch-runner: the exact task, almost the very inning, for which he'd been hired.