Sentence examples for painful undertaking from inspiring English sources

It is a vast, and painful, undertaking for the area's 500,000 worshipers.

Waltz with Bashir comes across as a sincere, personal and deeply painful undertaking that lets neither its maker nor his nation off the hook.

What happened to Paula Loyd reminds us that understanding what motivates our enemies and the people we're fighting among is a long and painful undertaking.

But that may prove a long and painful undertaking, because Chinese forces suffer from a lack of any recent operational experience.

He recounted her struggle in his 1996 book Terry, and described the writing of it as "the most painful undertaking in my life".

In his first public comments since the Italian election results, Draghi said: The benefits of the painful actions undertaken so far have not yet materialized.

They make the case that the painful adjustments undertaken by government and industry in Spain, Ireland, Portugal and Greece have halted the decade-long loss of competitiveness that was at the root of Europe's sovereign debt crisis.

Illnerova and many Eastern and Central European colleagues worry that, despite painful reforms undertaken since the fall of communism, their countries may not be able to compete against vastly better funded and equipped scientists in the West.

Germany wanted, at most, a small fund that could offer support to countries undertaking painful reforms.

It has required the Egyptian government to commit itself to undertaking painful reforms like raising taxes and reducing energy subsidies.

Other leading firms are also undertaking painful restructuring.Newly qualified lawyers' salaries have also been shooting up in the search for the best talent.