Sentence examples for much harder task from inspiring English sources

That's a much harder task.

Despite superior organization and resources, the North had in many ways a much harder task.

And, as the Darkazanli case shows, that is a much harder task.

To couple making good money with good work is a much harder task than expected.

And it will be a much, much harder task without him.

Describing Mr. Pascoal's music, on the other hand, has always proved a much harder task.

Building democratic institutions, and restoring confidence in a flawed state, are much harder tasks.

But it added that the president had much harder tasks ahead: "We also know that a few (Guanatanamo prisoners) are very dangerous and that the illegal and abusive policies of the Bush administration will make it very hard to bring them to full justice.

Simultaneously Hay struggled to keep China intact and, in Mr Taliaferro's book, this was much the harder task.

But Europe, too crowded to take advantage of forests, and many private environmental groups say crediting forest growth would allow the United States and other large, forested countries to meet their targets without undertaking the much harder, and potentially costlier, task of reducing greenhouse gases at the source: mainly tailpipes and smokestacks.

I think we can all agree, now, that that's more than a bit of hyperbole: GUIs and the MMC make some administrative tasks easier, while simultaneously making other tasks much harder.