Sentence examples similar to it points to a difficult task ahead from inspiring English sources

But for now, his opponents continue to have a difficult task ahead.

"We still have a difficult task ahead to convert masses of people into fans of the professional game here," said Kevin Payne, managing director of soccer for the Anschutz Entertainment Group.

The contrast between the House and the Senate suggests a difficult task ahead in reconciling the bills likely to emerge from the two chambers.

Jane Campion has a difficult task ahead of her but not an impossible one.

And advocates for victims of police abuse see a difficult task ahead for the prosecution – which is trying the case before an all-white jury.

However, we have a difficult task ahead in educating our allies.

"A needle in a haystack remains a good analogy," Amsa Emergency Response General Manager John Young said, adding that there was a "difficult" task ahead.

The civilian complaints and the Taliban resistance pointed to the difficult task ahead for the military in driving the militants from Buner, a district just 60 miles from the capital, where hundreds of Taliban fighters advanced last week, setting off alarm here and abroad.

For now, Sefanowski is the focused on the difficult task ahead in bringing success to a country that has had very little in its past.

And perhaps more than any other Marvel Studios offering until now it also had the most difficult task ahead of it in terms of finding mass acceptance.

"I hope," President Sharif said, "that he will succeed in the difficult task ahead".