Sentence examples for have the difficult task of from inspiring English sources

There they have the difficult task of proving bad faith or intentional misconduct by authorities.

They have the difficult task of deciding which names are permissible and which are not.

Any would-be rival wishing to acquire the LSE would have the difficult task of getting hold of its stake.

So it's true: we have the difficult task of raising more money for non-elite experiences in theatres we don't own.

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

Not only will he have the difficult task of adjusting to the N.B.A., but he will also have to do so with the league's top players gunning for him because of his publicity.

David Shapero, an excellent bass, has the difficult task of making us believe in this particular Hermann Kafka.

Hughes had the difficult task of skating just after Cohen received a standing ovation.

"But Gordon had the difficult task of telling the Speaker that he had lost the support of the two main opposition parties".

In "All Whom I Have Loved" she has the difficult task of translating intentionally unripe language — the thoughts of a child — for adult readers.

In her quest to regain Democratic control of the House, she has the difficult task of bringing together a fractured party when Republicans run Congress and the White House.