Sentence examples for more difficult job from inspiring English sources

The Steelers' more difficult job may be fixing their defense.

Now Thailand's military chiefs face the more difficult job of honouring their promise to restore democracy.

Being king, however, is likely to become a more difficult job.

And they were unanimous in the opinion that the prosecutions have made being a police officer a more difficult job.

The more difficult job will be ousting, from hardened, gerrymandered districts, the people who put ideology ahead of common sense and commerce.

The world's antitrust and financial regulators may face a more difficult job than before, but their authority is not obviously less than it was.

That said, Wood probably had one of the more difficult jobs of the night.

But for more difficult jobs, like identifying defects or predicting fetal weight, the record for ultrasound technology is mixed.

And after making complaints, they say, they are often transferred to other areas of the plant -- where they must learn new, sometimes more difficult, jobs.

Both Roland Meier, a Swiss with Cofidis, and Jesper Skibby, a Dane with Memory Card, said that they felt they had more difficult jobs than the men on the soccer pitch.

She helped me learn and then navigate through the layers of company politics so I could gain more support for my projects, prove myself, and then be considered for larger and more difficult jobs.