Sentence examples for face a tough task from inspiring English sources

But they still face a tough task.

But whoever does win will face a tough task ahead.

The Swiss champions face a tough task to score the two goals needed.

Whoever wins the vote on 25 May will face a tough task.

With Bayern Munich also in Group F, Lille face a tough task to qualify.

Mr. Stoltenberg was expected to face a tough task, with environmentalists arrayed against him and uncertain support in Parliament.

Mr Jones said: "The Government continues to face a tough task in ensuring that the private sector is more equally balanced between London and elsewhere in the country".

But the rebound remains fraught with difficulties, and economists say the authorities face a tough task in making the recovery sustainable.

Celtic also face a tough task against Valencia after falling out of the Champions League, in which the Spaniards have been finalists for the past two seasons.

Leicester now face a tough task in a match between the two form sides in the Premiership; Bath have won six successive league matches.

"There's no denying that Sir Alex Ferguson's side face a tough task against Schalke but to have an English team in the final at Wembley would be something special".