Sentence examples for tasks confronted by from inspiring English sources

One of the tasks confronted by mineralogists is to decide whether or not cations occupying a group of such sites are arranged in an ordered manner.

Now imagine trying to write a coherent script for a movie based on the life of the comedian, best known as Latka on the television show "Taxi," and you have some idea of the task confronted by Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski.

He said he found the leader to be 'overwhelmed' by the tasks confronting him.

However, before he can complete this task, he is confronted by a survivor of his attacks, Maxi, and is slain.

Compared with those tasks, confronting the unions starts to look much easier.

A mammoth task confronted us of getting these trawlers cleared out.

Figure 6 depicts the opposing responses of adults and children when confronted by increasing task difficulty.

When confronted by increasing task difficulty, adults and children showed diametrically opposed differences in the response to complexity in bilateral prefrontal cortex and right superior temporal gyrus.

Identification of causative mutations can be a cumbersome task, as the investigator is confronted by two separate genomes, both nuclear and mitochondrial.

When he did begin composition, he was confronted by the gigantic task of compressing 25 scenes into three acts.

But, in the case of Australia's World Cup squad announced on Sunday, it is also easy to empathise with the selectors who were confronted by the unenviable task of having to whittle down 20-odd meritorious candidates to a final squad of just 15.