Sentence examples for tasks winning from inspiring English sources
As the White House had promised, Mr. Bush's speech was split into what he sees as his three central tasks: winning the war against terrorism, protecting the nation from attacks and repairing the economy.
He has been successful enough, but this has been a period when you could be a complete idiot as governor and still make good.With the possible exception of his re-election campaign in Texas, he has never really succeeded in that toughest of tasks: winning over significant numbers of people who are hostile to your ideas by convincing them that you are right.
But it also increased worker dissatisfaction as speed and mundane tasks won out over individual craftsmanship.
His devotion to his tasks won him much admiration in Great Britain and he was the hero of a number of literary publications.
But while Pope Benedict may have a hard task winning over the hearts and minds of the British public, many believe he can still pull it off.
But his advisers saw it as some of a losing proposition – that he would not be able to deliver a win, that his presence would stir up his opponents and it could take away from his own task: winning over independent voters in hopes of carrying Wisconsin's 10 electoral votes.
As Mr. Romney confronts the rise of Mr. Santorum, whom polls now show running even with him nationally, Mr. Flaherty, a Catholic, has been handed an urgent and tricky task — winning over social and religious conservatives who remain suspicious of the candidate's ideological commitment and wary of his Mormon faith.
But the BBC's Jane O'Brien, in Washington, says Mr Obama still faces a tough task winning the support of the American people.
His loyalty in this task won Elizabeth's confidence.
A disappointing start and the pressure that came with it had at least defined Salford's task: win convincingly.
Whatever the reason, the Cardinals face a daunting task: win a three-of-five-game series in which they will face a great pitcher in at least three of the games.
