Sentence examples for has the formidable task from inspiring English sources

Jackman has the formidable task of playing a ghost better left to Heaven.

As well as contending with the whims of the piglets, Rhodri has the formidable task of carrying García's anarchic narrative alone each night.

She has the formidable task of setting the standards for feeds bought for more than 23,000 animals at the four zoos and the aquarium operated by the Wildlife Conservation Society in New York.

Estrin has the formidable task of proving that Cisco can deliver reliability as well as Lucent or Nortel can.

By analogy, proteomics has the formidable task of describing extremely large sets of proteins, or "proteomes," within organisms.

The intestinal mucosal immune system has the formidable task of remaining unresponsive to the vast indigenous bacterial population, and yet be able to discriminate and eliminate pathogenic microorganisms to control infection.

The crew had the formidable task of laying the track that crossed the rugged Sierra Nevada mountain range, blasting nine tunnels to accomplish this.

Perhaps, though, there is something in the archives for them to study this week because they will have the formidable task of stopping Jacksonville's Fred Taylor and Maurice Jones-Drew in a divisional playoff game here Saturday night.

In primary care, PCPs have the formidable task of detecting an IA incidence of 0.05 to 0.2% in the absence of sensitive laboratory and diagnostic imaging tests [ 12, 13].

Jean-Pierre Chrétien, a French historian with vast experience in the Great Lakes region of Africa, has undertaken the formidable task of tracing the roots of the region's violence and exposing the ideological myths on which the ancient-hatreds theory rests.

In his book, "The Gene: An intimate history" Dr. Siddhartha Mukherjee, has undertaken the formidable task of presenting a "historical" perspective of genetics in six parts, covering about 600 pages, largely from a human health and disease view point.