Sentence examples for face the tough task from inspiring English sources
New executives will face the tough task of restoring the bank's reputation.
Now Cook and Ive face the tough task of satisfying people in 2014.
They will face the tough task of hosting a Manchester United side chasing a way back into the top 4, though.
He added that the new government would face the tough task of drafting fresh measures by June an apparent reference to the 11 billion, or $14 billion, in additional cuts for the next two years being sought by creditors.
He also said the new government would face the tough task of drafting further measures by June, an apparent reference to $14.4 billion in cuts for the next two years being sought by Greece's international lenders.
Companies willing to introduce radical innovations have to face the tough task of correctly evaluating manifold aspects concerning the lifecycle of the new products to be launched.
SYDNEY — The new Australia coach Ewen McKenzie has just five weeks to turn around the faltering Wallabies before they face the toughest task possible: back-to-back test matches against their archrival, New Zealand.
Senator Ozouf said: "It has been a very difficult election, I said from the start I would face the toughest task of all the candidates in being the treasury minister in a recession.
On Tuesday, they faced the tough task of saying goodbye to their new friends.
Back inside the valley, the army faces the tough task of dislodging the Taliban from the high ground.
