Sentence examples for given the daunting task from inspiring English sources

Mark Calderwood will aim to "get in the face" of Australia's latest three-quarter sensation Israel Folau after being given the daunting task of marking him in his Test debut at Melbourne's Telstra Dome on Sunday.

Why were the soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division -- who were trained to clean latrines but not to build them -- given the daunting task of making the cities and villages of northern Iraq work again?

Mr. Boyle said he did not want to seem extravagant, particularly in a time of economic trouble, as he was given the daunting task of trying to find a way for Britain to account for itself in this difficult moment in its long history.

Hired in July at a rate of $125,000 a month and given the daunting task of turning around a struggling, bankrupt company, Greg Rayburn says he has come up with answers to rescue the New York City Off-Track Betting operation. Off-Track Betting operation

Although Gill refused to be drawn on the identity of Ferguson's successor, The Times understands United will confirm that Moyes has been given the daunting task of succeeding the most successful British manager of all time.

Given the daunting task ahead, I needed a teacher.

Now Mr. Guadalupe faces the daunting task of being Mr. Biver's following act.

Linking to appropriate supporting evidence and providing frequent updates are also daunting tasks, given the rapid pace of discovery, but are tasks that could readily be distributed among collaborating groups.

Give the task a tag.

Among the first tasks a newcomer will likely face will be securing a residence, a task that can be surprisingly daunting given the limited supply of new rentals on the market.

Yet the already daunting task of winning such authority will be harder without concessions from Japan.