Sentence examples for mean task given from inspiring English sources
That was no mean task, given that most are themselves presidents of their countries' central banks, with their own administrations to command and constituencies to serve.
Adam Johnson combined with David Silva before the Spaniard's cross was met with a thunderous header from Adebayor, no mean task giving his leap from a standing position eight yards out.
The one-point defeat means England will have to beat Scotland and Australia to stand any chance of making the final at Anfield on 20 November; a daunting task given England have not beaten the Kangaroos for more than 20 years.
Typically, this task gives rise to the "global precedence" effect, which means that global features can be processed faster than local features.
Such a task meant giving a TV, for example, a way to identify people sitting on a couch and to recognize a certain hand wave as a command and not a scratching of the nose.
Establishing and running a charity is no mean task.
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