Sentence examples for the considerable task of from inspiring English sources

The government has handed him the considerable task of restoring essential services to Baghdad.

Despite their occasional obscurity, these early historians accomplished the considerable task of organizing the past into units of the same size (years) and assigning events to them.

He is 21 years old, in his fourth Test match, and has the considerable task of replacing the little matter of the 12,400 Test runs provided by Kumar Sangakkara.

While the considerable task of integrating Quaker Oats has presented Pepsi with surprisingly few pitfalls, questions about its overall benefits -- once lingering in the background -- have started to emerge more forcefully.

They have almost completed the considerable task of going back and re-evaluating all M16's significant networks, not just those connected with Iraq, and applying new standards of rigour.

Ms Mayer will have the considerable task of convincing staff they do not work for a Silicon Valley has-been, but a powerful player capable of re-establishing itself in the pantheon of dotcom giants.

A spokesman for company justified the payments, saying they "reflect the exceptional scale of the capital return to shareholders from the Indian development and the very considerable task of securing approvals for the sale".

So we have a considerable task in front of us, but I think our agility and flexibility will continue to be the driving force".

Wawrinka still faced a considerable task to keep hold of his advantage all the way to the finish line but got within a point four times, only to fall agonisingly short of only a third win over his illustrious compatriot in 17 attempts.

"It may seem a bit early to start talking about the disposal of documents prior to independence, but the sifting of documents is a considerable task and you may like to start thinking about it now".

Mr. Schwartz has a considerable task before him.