Sentence examples for far tougher task from inspiring English sources

Eliminating Banesto's rag-bag of industrial shareholdings will be a far tougher task.

The quarter-finals brought Torpedo Moscow, a far tougher task, and after 1-0 wins for each side in their home legs, Cardiff triumphed in a play-off in the Bavarian town of Augsburg.

The local boy who grew up close to Broadwater Farm and made good, first as a chorister then as a lawyer and junior government minister, can expect to again win by a wide margin before giving further attention to the far tougher task of becoming London's next mayor.

Republic of Ireland face a far tougher task in Group C with matches against world and European champions Spain, Italy and Croatia.

Far tougher tasks await Chelsea but they looked controlled and largely comfortable here from just after the half-hour until Levski's late rally.

Indeed, West Ham's task became far tougher when Van Persie opened the scoring with some spectators still taking their seats.

But the task will be far tougher at a federal agency that, according to a scathing Homeland Security Department report last month, is plagued by systemic corruption and chronically slow investigations.

Their task in Lille on Friday night would have been far tougher without Williams, but the centre-half will be ready for the game despite a collision with his team‑mate Jonny Williams on Saturday.

But a tougher task awaits.

Lochte had an even tougher task.

Her sentence could have been far tougher.