It has been recognized that as requests for "neuroenhancements" enter the clinical realm, physicians will be left with the difficult task of interpreting strong claims, modifying expectations, and addressing social pressure.
In this case key policymakers will be left with the difficult task of having to make an argument for re-opening an issue that has been effectively closed – perhaps even in a highly visible way.
And BBC3 gets left with the difficult task of selling the first world war to its target audience, 16- to 34-year-olds.
Now Klinsmann is left with the difficult task of figuring out which line-up to field against Mexico in the Confederations Cup playoff after unsuccessful rotations and experimentation in recent months.
The court had made its decision, based on this snapshot, but implementing this decision into our daily life did not make sense for our child and I was left with the difficult task of having to make sense of it for her while not revealing how the decision had come to be.
Surgeons are left with the difficult task of explaining to patients why a procedure designed to spare their potency nerves does not translate into a potency-preserving surgery.
Lennon told producer Martin that he wanted to sound like a hundred chanting Tibetan monks, which left Martin the difficult task of trying to find the effect by using the basic equipment they had.
The uptake of policies and interventions aimed at preventing obesity has been slow, as policymakers are left with the difficult task of sifting through competing evidence, assessing claims from a variety of stakeholders, and gauging public opinion.
Finally, Tejada departed into the tunnel, leaving Panama with the difficult task of taking on Mexico with 10 players.
In the novel the murder happens between paragraphs and is not described; in the opera, Gershwin merely transplanted noisy music from the fight scene in Act I, leaving to the director the difficult task of making the struggle convincing.
