Sentence examples for face the difficult feat from inspiring English sources

Any asylum seeker who manages to cross this bleak terrain will face the difficult feat of stowing away on the plane which leaves for Australia twice a week, or one of the ships that cross more than 2,000 miles of empty ocean to deliver weekly supplies to Nauru.

The startup has raised $2 million and now faces the difficult feat of becoming the default 3D sharing platform before anyone else does.

She manages the difficult feat of owning her character's Wall Street lingo while bringing real urgency to the part of a woman facing an uphill battle in her profession solely because of her sex.

Susan Williams has succeeded in the difficult feat of seamlessly entwining a political and personal story.

Somehow Thom Tillis (N.C). managed the difficult feat of making himself even more ridiculous than Cruz.

Some auctioneering outfits are good at pulling off the difficult feat of turning unpretentious sales into enjoyable larks.

She also manages the difficult feat — for a nice English middle-class girl — of sustaining an American accent.

At 22 he accomplished the difficult feat of defecting back to the United States with a Russian wife and a baby.

He also pulled off the difficult feat of anticipating the October 1987 stock market crash and liquidating most of his assets in time.

Clayton Christensen achieves the difficult feat of being at once imposing and humble.

(5) Face the difficult truths.