Sentence examples for task whose from inspiring English sources

In stabilizing Afghanistan, the United States also faces a task whose enormous complexity, some critics say, the administration has failed to recognize.

His primary task, whose strangeness colored the rest of the day, was to talk down the effectiveness of suvorexant at the ten-milligram dose.

This puzzling task, whose true meaning remains tantalisingly opaque until the closing pages, becomes further complicated by the arrival from Wisconsin of Emily Parker, an American agent.

This improved the security of the internet, but at the cost of making people perform a task whose results were immediately discarded.

The sheer strenuousness of it is part of the romance, and the cleanness of the snow, and the fact that, unlike so many other things, shovelling is a task whose progress you can measure after every gesture.

As the military historian Richard Holmes has written, if "men reflect too deeply upon their enemy's common humanity, then they risk being unable to proceed with a task whose aims may be eminently just and legitimate".

In other words, we would not consciously engage upon tasks whose success clearly requires that creativity be forthcoming.

Most fatiguing are those repetitive tasks whose pace is out of the operator's control but which also require moderate mental concentration.

With enough resources, it turns out, you can pay an astonishing array of niche professionals to take any number of daily tasks off your hands, tasks whose very simplicity makes their relegation to the business sphere seem almost baroque.

Woodward mustered his troops behind his verbal plans, and then, in proven management style, broke the plan down into the component tasks whose achievement was vital for the overall dream.

For those tasks whose sample size is small, a triangular distribution is used.