Sentence examples for tasks faced from inspiring English sources

Two main tasks faced the Bolsheviks in the 1920s to rebuild the economy and to conciliate the non-Russian nationalities.

One of the most daunting tasks faced by utilities is to coordinate the generation and supply of electricity with fluctuations of demand.

Meanwhile, the tasks faced by volcanology and the solutions found so far favor a much wider application of knowledge engineering, especially tools for handling dynamic knowledge.

This can be better understood by considering the relation of the agent body to its tactile sensing range, as well as the challenges of various tasks faced by agents endowed with different sensory modalities.

The tasks faced by the C-list celebrities on the show include "dagging" - cutting dried faeces from sheep's wool - and "de-budding" - removing nascent horns from cattle with red-hot pokers.

But every previous generational shift in the party's 90 years has been chaotic, and, a decade on, the tasks faced by the leaders who took over in 2002 look almost easy by comparison with today's.

The tasks facing campaigners are daunting.

Put like this, the tasks facing Labour moderates seem impossible.

The long-term tasks facing Russia now are quite daunting.

One of the most challenging tasks facing the board is risk management.

Working out your wardrobe is surely one of toughest tasks facing any musician at Coachella.