Sentence examples for task to have from inspiring English sources

"I don't know how some people do it – it's like an impossible task, to have any functionality within the family environment when you're away so much," he says.

Interestingly, he pointed out that it would have been a simple task to have engineered the enigma machine to prevent it being able to send a new message until, and unless, it was re-set.

Nowhere does he address Margaret MacMillan's arguments in "Paris 1919" that the whole idea of a tragic peace is overstated — that deconstructing the ancient empires leveled by World War I was too complicated a task to have ever gone well, and that there was no conceivable peace the Germans would not have resented.

A 2-year longitudinal study by Jordan et al. (2013) found performance on a number line estimation task to have a high internal consistency (Cronbach's alpha 0.89).

Moreover, each individual in the initial population is pre-assigned a specific skill factor (see Definition 2) in a manner that guarantees every task to have uniform number of representatives.

First, at debriefing all participants reported the final recall task to have come as a surprise, since they had already judged the last selective reminding as the end of the experimental part of the session.

But calls are growing for these workers, many being paid for piecemeal tasks, to have employment rights.

Results indicated that the 16 identified tasks to have varied levels of difficulty.

Every task needs to have an element of personal discretion, it's fundamental to job satisfaction".

And that task is to have candid, robust conversations with senior leadership".

And the gravity of the task seems to have escaped the team.