Sentence examples for tasks that could be from inspiring English sources
"In almost every occupation, there are at least some tasks that could be affected, but there are also many tasks in every occupation that won't.
For Faggella, this meant delegating any tasks that could be construed as operational — having hiring conversations, for example, but leaving personnel decisions to other employees.
Pooled interdependence was the very essence of the industrial era breaking work down into small tasks that could be done and monitored individually, without input from others.
It makes no sense to have physicians and senior nurses perform tasks that could be done just as well by far less expensive personnel.
This process might reveal ways to optimize the Box service, or help identify tasks that could be ripe for automation, Levie says.
Farmers fix their barns, build fences or dig wells — important tasks that could be done in any season if there weren't more pressing jobs to do.
Delivering packages seems like a task that could be easily automated.
The tradeoff was a task that could be performed with few errors.
Indeed, virtually every task that could be done by additional American forces would be better assigned to Iraqis.
In a task that could be spread over two spacewalks, the astronauts will clamp a new power supply to the outside of the camera.
HARTFORD — Bringing the Hartford Whalers back to this city is a task that could be described as difficult at best, hopeless at worst.
