Sentence examples for given the difficult task from inspiring English sources

May's erstwhile rival for the Tory leadership is another Brexiter being given the difficult task of untangling the UK from the European Union, in her case farming subsidies as the new environment secretary.

Cindy Kok was given the difficult task of creating finding aids for a variety of ledgers containing collections information and for the oil company records of invertebrate paleontologist J. Wyatt Durham.

Given the difficult task of fully understanding current wage dynamics, Lowe said Australia needed to focus on lifting education and research levels, and improving worker-related training, because that was historically a way to boost productivity.

Last year he was given the difficult task of being the US ambassador to Iraq, which made him the head of the biggest diplomatic staff in the world, some 900 people.

As a result, evolution educators are given the difficult task of educating all students, when some students are reluctant learners of evolution.

He was given the difficult task of converting an old club into a young one while continuing to win.

On the basis of this relationship and given the difficult nature of the TD task, participants were regrouped into two subsets, i.e. those with a relatively high performance (≥ 69% correct, mean 77 ± 12%) and those with a relatively low performance (< 63% correct, mean 58±7%7%).

Participants were instructed to use the whole confidence scale and to bear in mind that the scale represented relative confidence, since given the difficult nature of the visual tasks, they would rarely be completely certain that they made a correct visual judgment.

Should you somehow receive this column minus its video, I now have the difficult task of describing without giving away what happens.

He continued: "Congress has given the I.R.S. the difficult task of applying an incredibly vague definition of political activity and an uncertain standard for how much political activity tax-exempt social welfare organizations may engage in".

Torre may also want to give Mussina a break from the difficult task of facing Martínez, although Torre said nothing specifically to that effect.