Sentence examples for huge and difficult from inspiring English sources

Finding a worthy successor for the departing director will be a huge and difficult task.

When Peter Gelb was appointed the new head of New York's Metropolitan Opera in 2005 he knew he had a huge and difficult challenge ahead.

Mr. Toledo's administration, since the beginning, has been dedicated to firmly combat corruption, a huge and difficult task because of the autocratic regime of Alberto Fujimori, which used corruption as an instrument of government.

(It would have been huge and difficult to construct; a working model of its predecessor, his Difference Engine, was only finally completed in 2000 – you can see it in the Science Museum – and even that apparently has a tendency to jam).

Tabling, for the moment, the cogency of her central assertion, we can nevertheless agree that Hunt espouses a sentiment shared by many historians: "the question of the self is a huge and difficult subject on its own," she writes, and historical analysis of some sort can help us make better sense of it.

"The income is now quite huge and difficult to manage, and if there are not enough accountability structures from both the company and government side, who is going to track the money?" In America the surging price of gasoline has led to increasing efforts by thieves to steal gasoline by siphoning or tank puncturing.

Writing a book is a huge undertaking, and difficult enough without knowing that the gates are closed to you because of your skin tone.

The data trade industry is huge and largely difficult to police.

The oceans are huge (and deep) and difficult to access.

It is such a huge and populous country, difficult to hold together under any system.

The task is huge and made more difficult because much surviving material is probably languishing half-forgotten in attics, closets and basements.