In conclusion, Dutch GP's had a more task-oriented communication style in 2002 compared to 1986.
He said that that window had not yet closed but that Mr. Kerry had a more difficult task now.
The defense team, they acknowledged, had a more difficult task in arguing on behalf of men accused of terrorist acts.
FE colleges had a more difficult task, she said, having to serve a wider group of people and a broader range of qualifications.
But on Thursday night, President Obama had a more important task: to outline exactly what he would do with four more years.
Born in Milan but steeped in the Austro-German habit, Chailly had a more dangerous task: to take on, or almost dismantle, an entire tradition lasting nearly two centuries.
In Nottingham, the director Martin Duncan and several helpers from the Nottingham Playhouse had a more urgent task on their hands: to go round town tearing down posters.
Lydia Kavina had a more fruitful task in Martinu's Fantasia for theremin with piano quintet and oboe, a piece that also had some unexpected connection with "In C" in its repeating mixed-up chords.
Those two face a straight shoot-out for a place in the last four on Saturday, but Wawrinka had a more complicated task on Friday.
Mr. Schiller had a more socially significant task: to educate 60 art hipsters about the insider world of what Mr. Schiller sees as overlooked masterpieces that are pasted, stenciled and scrawled all over the grimy downtown streetscape.
The team had a more than difficult task on the first night of the tournament, with an away game in the Ali Sami Yen Sports Complex, which is Galatasaray's home in Istanbul.
