Sentence examples for the difficult chore of from inspiring English sources

After personally digesting the dismissal comes the difficult chore of going public with the news.

By Nov. 23, the 12-member panel is tasked with the difficult chore of finding $1.2 trillion to slash from America's deficit.

They are questions of causality – and as any good lawyer knows, establishing a chain of causality is often the most difficult chore in a case.

But emotionally, the paperwork of death was a difficult chore for those who went to the city's Family Assistance Center yesterday to apply for death certificates for family members, even though, without the absolute proof of a body, the faintest uncertainty lingered as to their loved ones' fate.

Making up the ferrells, cutting the cables to the correct length, and threading cables cut with pliers through the clamps is a difficult chore.

He also calculated that if he could collect the payroll taxes that employers have to withhold, he could free them of a difficult chore, and earn a little interest on the collected tax funds besides.

The World Cup draw won't be held until Friday, but already the U.S. appears to be facing a difficult chore if it hopes to advance out of group play in Brazil next summer.

Fetching water from a pump down the street was her most difficult chore.

It's a difficult chore that his predecessor, Dan Glickman, the former nine-term congressman from Kansas, had mixed success in pulling off.

They seem to have approached sex and romance as abstractions that need to be approached through a series of bitterly difficult chores — like, say, conversation with women.

Fajima herself has difficult chores to do.