Sentence examples for larger tasks from inspiring English sources

Keleş rose through the ranks, taking on larger and larger tasks with growing pride.

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

Progressives prefer "continuous assessment", where pupils are judged on their performance on larger tasks, or tested regularly over a longer period.A new paper* offers ammunition to the progressives.

You could attain small wins at a young age, and as you became older, you received more responsibility and larger tasks — and greater rewards as you achieved milestones.

Underscoring Mr. Anderson's optimism is a feature list for Windows 2000 that begins with its ability to handle larger tasks -- in industry parlance, "to scale" -- running on computers based on as many as 32 processors.

Focus on the hardest tasks, set and stick to deadlines and split larger tasks into smaller ones to make the hurdle of starting process easier; the Ziegarnik Effect is a compulsion for finishing a task once we have started.

His larger task, of course, was complicated.

Now he was faced with a much larger task.

Trump's larger task was to reach beyond his base.

More than 30 years later that larger task remains undone.

"The infantry will be part of a larger task force providing patrols and stability," he said.