Sentence examples for had a harder task from inspiring English sources

"In that sense, she had a harder task".

After 9/11, hijackers have had a harder task to reach the flight deck since locked doors were introduced – but the locks have made it easier for a pilot or an intruder to sabotage a flight.

She had a harder task with Haydn's Scena di Berenice, a worthy rather than exciting concert aria to which she brought plenty of intelligent commitment without proving able to set the piece alight.

He said Wales had a "harder task to deal with" than other UK nations due to its relatively older and sicker population.

But Mr Grant said Birmingham had a harder task than many other authorities because of its diverse population and the resulting problems regarding language barriers and the importance of staying sensitive to tensions in communities.

The IFS said it agreed with Mr Smith that the government had a hard task ahead.

African-Caribbeans have had a hard task getting custodians of the public purse to support their proposals.

Graeme Hardie, the new sales and marketing director hired from NatWest, said he had a hard task ahead of him.

By all accounts, he had a hard task relieving the church authorities of their fears that the audience would leave their chewing gum on the chairs, but fortunately he succeeded.

Editors at Granta had a hard task whittling down their catalogue to two books this year.

Mr. Sunjata has a harder task as the unorthodox agent, Briggs.