Sentence examples for make the task of from inspiring English sources

The Clinton proposal would make the task of managing the grant-making less arduous, he said, adding, "I think it is an issue of simplicity and predictability".

And that will make the task of governing hugely difficult".

That was the thing about the formula: it didn't make the task of filmmaking easier.

Such girth is generally thought to make the task of running a fund more difficult.

And does that make the task of telling their story any easier?

That mild shift rightwards should make the task of persuading the one nation Tories easier.

High fees make the task of persuading (conning?) students more difficult, of course.

This extra £40 billion charge would only make the task of eliminating the deficit even greater.

Even if the shooting stops, that may make the task of reconstruction harder.

Farron said the near-destruction of the Lib Dems' parliamentary base could make the task of the next leader easier.

That doesn't make the task of breaking out self-identifying fans and their favorite songs any easier.