Sentence examples for quite demanding task from inspiring English sources

Moreover, with the current analog-to-digital converters (ADC) technology, wideband RF signal digitising is a quite demanding task.

The numerical solution of non-stationary convection-dominated partial differential equations (PDEs), as for example encountered in the simulation of reverse flow reactors, can be a computationally quite demanding task because of the prevailing steep concentration and temperature gradients.

They face similar problems: demoralised staff and a bad image due to years of losses, and a lack of management credibility given the failure of past rescue efforts.Ford lost $1.1 billion in Europe last year, and will make no forecast of recovery other than that it hopes to trim the loss to between $100m-200m 100m-200m, quithis yearnding task.

Set up your equipment in a safe place where you can leave it and come back to it––this is quite a demanding task, so it's likely you'll want to take breaks and resume the attachment of the rhinestones later.

"It's quite demanding, holding down a full-time job and being a councillor," she says.

Most conventional fiction, with its easy, inherited confidence, conceals the epistemological difficulty of this task; the concealment is what we find consoling about even quite demanding fiction.

That's a demanding task".

"Citizens here are quite demanding," he says.

"He was," says Vrakas, "really quite demanding".

It's quite demanding, but that's no bad thing.

He said in a tweet he was "honoured to be entrusted" with such a demanding task.