Sentence examples for larger task of from inspiring English sources

His larger task, of course, was complicated.

There is the larger task of reinventing a strategic section of the city.

Those tactics, if used at all and carried out successfully, could also undermine the larger task of nurturing a new Iraqi leadership sympathetic to American and allied goals.

"This temporary legislation offers an assurance to low-income seniors that they will be able to receive the help they need while Congress completes the larger task of overhauling the Medicare program," Mr. Roth said.

And as long as he remains a threat, Mr. Romney's campaign will be forced to keep attention and money focused on beating him back as much as on the larger task of defeating Mr. Obama, even as Mr. Obama's campaign increasingly attacks him.

She went on to criticize "the failure of the Socialists to show a spirit worthy of their high idealism" and added: "No one knows better than I do that lifting the burden of the blind is only part of the larger task of equalizing the burdens of mankind".

And it applies to individual performances as well as to the larger tasks of rebuilding and guiding the orchestra.

But the large task of making a bigger London better means accommodating its majority, those on low and middle incomes alike, more securely and affordably.

The delay, he said, stemmed in part from the small staff available and its initial need to focus on the large task of cataloging and preserving the trove of material that Armstrong, who died in 1971 at age 69, left behind.

Donahoe and the rest of PayPal's board now has the large task of replacing Scott Thompson.

Cadillac has a large task of educating dealers and consumers alike about the benefits and limitations of Super Cruise.