Sentence examples for task has been made from inspiring English sources

Kean's task has been made tougher by injuries.

His task has been made no easier by Obama's desire for bipartisanship, which Emanuel argues the press has misunderstood.

This task has been made impossible by politicians and columnists who appear still to prefer panic to reasoned argument.

The task has been made harder by lower temperatures and cloudy skies that prevent the land from drying even when it is not raining.

If the American economy is growing slowly, Mexico will just have to get a bigger chunk of it.That task has been made harder by China.

But, she added, "reporting of the average manufacturer price is very complex," and the task has been made more difficult by many recent changes in laws.

Ms. Sulastri joked that her task had been made fairly simple.

Osborne insisted the Tories had gone further than any other opposition in history on cuts but said his task had been made as difficult as possible by Brown.

While Deans said they would not "waste one second" looking beyond its next match Friday against the United States, flyhalf Quade Cooper conceded Australia's task had been made more difficult.

He said their task had been made more difficult following injuries to himself, Ziggy Gordon and Grant Gillespie that forced second-half substitutions.

Taking into consideration the parallel algorithm proposed in Section 6.1 for four processors, the following grouping of tasks has been made:  diff_th performs the tasks read_file, T_smooth, X_smooth, Y_smooth and derivatives.