Sentence examples for rises the task from inspiring English sources

If the water rises, the task will be difficult.

BAGHDAD, July 29 — As violence in the Iraqi capital continues to rise, the task of tracking down missing people here has become a grim ordeal.

While the maternal mortality rate among black women is rising, the task force found a more dramatic increase in deaths among white, non-Hispanic mothers.

Anthropologists explain that traditional Turkish villages were organised into "male spaces"—such as the coffee-house and the mosque and "female spaces"—such as the hamam (Turkish bath) and the public laundry, where women could get together.As Turkish villagers migrated to the cities and living standards rose, the tasks of washing and cooking were transferred to the home.

Worst case scenario: no one rises to the task, and RSS itself flounders as a way for people to organize and consume the web.

The job of finessing this contradiction falls mainly to Mr. Carell, who rises to the task by finding a new, or at least newish, way to be at once creepy, endearing, obnoxious and forgiving.

But Mr Siblin, who memorably describes one Bach passage as a "spine-shivering, jewel-encrusted melody on a swath of organ and strings", rises to the task.The dearth of data on Bach makes an accurate character portrayal difficult.

In the 1950s, computers rose to the task.

Mr. Paterson clearly has the intellect and the experience to rise to the task.

Everyone rose to the task admirably, but it seemed almost cruel to the actors.

Following the militias' example, Hutus young and old rose to the task.