Sentence examples for faces an impossible task from inspiring English sources
And it is here that the Russian Orthodox Church faces an impossible task.
Indeed, some politicians and analysts say that the political class faces an impossible task, beset by feeble and corrupt institutions, the vagaries of Mr. Hussein's rule and a political culture that celebrates the spoils of victory.
With a prospective Obama presidency abandoning the notion that Britain should choose America rather than Europe, the proposition which was the neocon lifeblood of Tory Euroscepticism, with the British public generally blaming America for the coming recession and with the whole ideological climate having shifted sharply from right to left, Cameron faces an impossible task.
Buyers super-stretched to buy a one-bed flat on four times income today will face an impossible task if rates climb higher.
Mr. Hague, who took over the party in 1997 less than two months after it received the worst drubbing from Labor in its history, may have faced an impossible task in trying to turn out the government after only four years.
"Patient care is starting to suffer" and NHS leaders face an impossible task of either trying to balance their books or ensuring they have enough nurses and doctors to care properly for patients, Ham said.
A friend and I were having a conversation about health policy the other day when he observed that drug regulators like FDA face an impossible task in terms of public expectations: as consumers, we expect the drugs we take to be 100% safe, 100% of the time.
Four-time major winner Mickelson claimed the later starters would face an impossible task because of the conditions.
The councillor acknowledged that the administration faced an "impossible task" but he added: "The decision to axe at least 40 teaching posts is a cut too far and one that is avoidable.
But realistically, they're facing an impossible task.
They faced an impossible task as the same visual stimulus was presented in both arms of the maze during 15 trials.
