Sentence examples for have a stiff task from inspiring English sources
England have a stiff task ahead of them, but I still believe they can win this match.
Approve appears to have a stiffer task in Thursday's July Stakes, carrying 3lb more than the other runners, who include Elzaam, narrowly beaten in the Coventry Stakes.
The 31-year-old batsman has a stiff task ahead, needing to win both Test matches to regain the top spot in the ICC rankings after South Africa were overtaken by Australia after the latter's Ashes whitewash during the winter.
The gold went to the US with a string of times nudging up against the world record, implying that even if the British quartet of Elinor Barker, Ciara Horne, Joanna Rowsell Shand and Laura Trott had not imploded in their qualifier, they would have faced a stiff task in taking a seventh world title.
5 We no longer have a stiff upper lip.
Do you have a stiff neck?
You have a stiff neck and a fever.
Earlier, O'Brien had warned punters that his Irish 2,000 Guineas winner Magician had a tough week and might face a stiff task against the likes of Dawn Approach and Toronado in the feature race.
It's a stiff task, though not beyond the realms; this side has done it once before, in South Africa three winters ago.
Even with a fit Ronaldo, Real face a stiff task against the Bundesliga side if they are to keep alive their bid for the 10th European crown that has eluded them since 2002.
