Sentence examples for such a difficult task from inspiring English sources

WHY will France's goal of taking on extremists in Mali be such a difficult task?

"But I must say that I have never seen such a difficult task of coordination performed with more skill and deftness".

With such a difficult task ahead of them, the last thing Northern Ireland needed was to put in a shaky display in the first match, but a poor performance in Austria kicked the campaign off in the worst possible fashion.

One elderly woman, bundled up against the cold, carefully tiptoed along the sidewalk, muttering, "What the hell is this stick doing in the walkway?" She managed to pass safely not such a difficult task on a thirty-five-foot-wide sidewalk and went on with her day.

They have the technical expertise needed for such a difficult task.

Why should you even volunteer to take on such a difficult task when there are papers and grant proposals of your own to be written?

Officers frequently describe feeling pressured to act not just as a police officer, but also as a therapist or social worker when responding to such calls — a difficult task, they say, if the encounter is volatile.

Moreover, beyond just estimating such selection, a difficult task in its own right, testing the dimensionality hypothesis requires experimentally manipulating different sources of selection to isolate which niche dimensions are under divergent selection.

Due to the non-linear dynamics and non-holonomic constraints on both inputs and outputs, the tracking of such trajectories represents a difficult task.

Managing such load is a difficult task.

As a result, extraction and subsequent recognition of individual text-lines and words in such images is a difficult task.