Sentence examples for tasks that much from inspiring English sources

I spoke with EPOS CEO Oded Turbahn and he was super enthusiastic about the potential this device has to make a few tedious tasks that much easier.

The funds' own growth has made the task that much more difficult.

Every percentage point paid to players beyond 50 makes the task that much harder.

Eradication was also made possible by the fact that neither diseases mutated rapidly, which would have made the task that much harder.

If spending cuts led to a weaker economy, the resulting decline in tax revenue could make the budget-cutting task that much harder.

This makes the biotechnologists' task that much easier.The idea of engineering enzymes to make octanol was what first brought Codexis, a small biotechnology firm based in Redwood City, California, into the field.

Football coaches are nothing if not regimented — most of the Super Bowl winners flip the page to next season by the time they show up to their day-after news conference — but labor strife will make the Packers' task that much more difficult.

Therefore, tasks that are much larger or much smaller than the mean task size get worse fitness values, which harm the scheduling.

It's almost as though the task is that much clearer for Federer.

He was also one of the key people there trying to make sure that what Groupon was doing in the U.S. would also see light outside of North America — no small task, considering that much of Groupon's international growth was inorganic and therefore based on different IT systems.

From the outset we know this is a Herculean task, and that much will be overlooked.