Sentence examples for tasks come up from inspiring English sources

"But it makes me wonder why we continue to talk about reducing the armed forces, particularly in terms of manpower, when these sorts of tasks come up at relatively short notice".

When I hear people talking about feeling overwhelmed, two tasks come up over and over: clearing out email and reading back issues of magazines.

Jacobs and the Giants have a difficult task: coming up with a balance between pile driving and dancing.

"That will come in handy when the advertising task comes up and he [Solomon] has to make a real video," Hewer said.

It leaves the way clear for him to focus on his most pressing task: coming up with a way to make "forward guidance" part of the Monetary Policy Committee's tool-kit for supporting the economy.

It means that when a similar task comes up, the company comes to a university it already knows.

And he has a stern task, coming up against Scotland's Stephen Maguire, a winner of four ranking events during his career.

Just because a task comes up unexpectedly, doesn't mean it's automatically a "must".

If during a day some new unplanned task comes up, don't do anything until you put that new task on your list and rate it by priority.

Too often, there is a tendency to simply wait for detailed instructions and then execute the tasks – not come up with creative suggestions or alternatives.

The design and synthesis of new antifungals administered by short periods of time to prevent Candida from adaptation and thus formation of biofilms are the most desirable tasks to come up in the near future with a more efficient therapy.