Sentence examples for faces an unenviable task from inspiring English sources
Italy's next government faces an unenviable task in trying to reinvigorate a failing economy.
Whoever eventually agrees to take up the post faces an unenviable task, having to deal with linguistic tensions against the background of economic retrenchment.
She was a managing director at the World Bank before coming home last year.Sitting in her half-moon-shaped office overlooking Nigeria's dusty capital, Abuja, Ms Okonjo-Iweala faces an unenviable task.
A gifted orator himself, Mr. Obama nonetheless faces an unenviable task: to offer Americans a stirring, resonant moment that goes beyond his sometimes professorial remarks, without falling into a politically dangerous mimicry of Dr. King's cadences and rhythms.
The panel, to be chaired by the treasury secretary, Tim Geithner, and the director of the National Economic Council, Larry Summers, includes Ron Bloom, a former banker and consultant to the United Steelworkers, who played a big part in restructuring the American steel industry.The task-force faces an unenviable task.
Although the independence of the Attorney General is supposed to be a given -- which made the abominable betrayal of that independence by Alberto Gonzales so wounding -- in reality, even the most principled Attorney General faces an unenviable task.
Indian government officials face an unenviable task.
LAST August, when Leonel Fernández took office as the Dominican Republic's president, he faced an unenviable task.
Citi's shares fell by a staggering 23% on November 19th, to a mere $6.40.From the start, Mr Pandit faced an unenviable task.
And replacing a promoted member to return the CEA to full strength would nonetheless require a candidate to make it through Congress.The replacement, whoever he may be, will face an unenviable task.
Raj Jansari, a lawyer who attended the meeting on behalf of his employer Dresdner Kleinwort, said that administrators were facing an "unenviable task" and that unwinding all positions would take a long time.
