Sentence examples for extraordinarily difficult task from inspiring English sources

"This is an extraordinarily difficult task, but we face an extraordinary challenge.

"The strong coupling of a single spin to a single photon is an extraordinarily difficult task akin to a perfectly choreographed dance," Mi said.

The Republicans had given themselves an extraordinarily difficult task by promising ahead of the November elections to exclude military and domestic security spending from their reductions.

A couple of new singers, such as Kelsea Ballerini and Maren Morris, have been able to break out on country radio, an extraordinarily difficult task for any artist.

They see the tribes as inherently anachronistic, sexist and corrupt — a system that further undermines the already extraordinarily difficult task of creating multiethnic, merit-based national institutions.

This is proving to be an extraordinarily difficult task, since the regime is far more resilient than anyone expected and far more dangerous.

These are extraordinarily difficult tasks that will face resistance from industry and many in Congress.

McCain faces an extraordinarily difficult test.

But perhaps because he is a novelist, he finds the task extraordinarily difficult, and not only because of the inevitable need to simplify -- especially acute in the case of a Victorian work teeming with secondary characters and subplots.

Public relations experts, however, contend that winning back public opinion will be an extraordinarily difficult if not impossible task at this point in the Cosby narrative.

Give them a pat on the head if they have made an extraordinarily good job on a difficult task".