Sentence examples for rather difficult task from inspiring English sources

This makes customization of an efficient search method a rather difficult task.

The faculty of Mannes College of Music's annual Beethoven Institute faces a rather difficult task every year in its two faculty concerts.

The design of n-variable t-resilient functions with strictly almost optimal (SAO) nonlinearity (>2n−1−2n2, n even) appears to be a rather difficult task.

The development of mathematical models for such systems is a rather difficult task, since no equations based on first principles can be written.

It is a rather difficult task to paint an accurate picture of the multi-dimensional town, but perhaps by using broad brush strokes I can at least cover a small portion of that canvas.

Luminescent characteristics suitable for this application are exhibited by Cr(IV), but the achievement of chromium in the oxidation state IV in silicate glass appeared to be a rather difficult task.

Several factors, such as task characteristics, the finding of continuous improvement in performance until the end of the rather long practice session and the presence of non-learners, indicate that the bimanual visuomotor tracking paradigm used in this study is a rather difficult motor task.

But as New Scientist reports, another team from Oxford's Department of Engineering Science, which has been working with Google DeepMind, has bitten off a rather more difficult task.

It has agreed that something needs to be done, but has put off until another day the rather more difficult task of getting its fractious membership to decide what that should be.

This means that to eliminate said pay gap, if that's something we wish to do, is going to mean not actually trying to change employer behaviour but the rather more difficult task of changing parental behaviour.

I grab a spoon and do my fair share of tasting only to find out that deciding on my favorite is rather a difficult task.