Sentence examples for the huge task of from inspiring English sources
Most debate, and financial market turmoil, is focused on the huge task of redefining Britain's role in the world.
Subject to that, though, parliament is now facing the huge task of extricating the UK from EU law.
A scheme like this could transform perceptions of social work and contribute to the huge task of tackling social disadvantage.
But the scale of the defeat, the complexity of the lessons, and the huge task of holding things together while we rebuild requires a unifier.
[C5.] Restoration of Gulf Oil Production Remains Unfinished The huge task of fixing the country's most important energy hub is far from over.
But those savings have proved elusive, as Carrefour took on the huge task of temporarily closing Promodes stores and reopening them under the Carrefour name.
He had less than a year's grace for this huge task of reconstruction before his assassination in 44 bce in the Senate House at Rome on March 15 (the Ides of March).
He might want to frame this quote as he takes on this huge task of succession: "It doesn't matter whether it's Alex Ferguson or Pete the plumber.
As the Irish took a firmer grip, substitute Keith Fahey drove a 25-yard free-kick past the Wales goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey to compound Speed's misery, although he will now have a much better understanding of the huge task ahead of him, and his captain James Collins admitted some old failings had reared their heads.
Detroit's annual State of the City address is a time for the city's leader to bring focus and a sense of purpose to the arguably huge task of saving the Motor City from insolvency.
The same view was expressed across the country, highlighting how even Labour's own voters lacked confidence in the party's ability to govern – a graphic reminder of the huge task facing Labour if it is to regain power.
