Sentence examples for serious tasks from inspiring English sources
ReprintsThe muted response to the victory also reflects the serious tasks facing Mr Sócrates.
Saint-Gaudens also made many medallions, originally as a diversion from more serious tasks.
Called "gamification", it aims to take principles from video games and apply them to serious tasks.
In televised public service announcements, Harry Belafonte talks about the serious tasks facing the United Nations gathering.
While the archdiocese has made a "solid beginning," the report said, "continuity and assimilation are serious tasks ahead".
Japan will then need a heavyweight leader who can get on with the serious tasks that still confront the country.
Boris will now have a serious task in healing London.
"I don't think this is something to be triumphalist about... this is a very serious task that we do not relish.
But Mezlekia undermines their deeply serious task -- and our admiration for it -- by the low value his own story puts on such exactness.
Those dreams can seem too insubstantial and elusive to tangle with, a distraction from the serious task of changing the world.
