Sentence examples for the task of gathering from inspiring English sources

But the task of gathering the material will delay the planned May 2002 introduction of Erbitux until at least the summer, he said.

Although these migration patterns appear on the map below in tidy bands, the task of gathering the data was both messy and maddening.

Professor Kulchytsky said he had been given the task of gathering research but concluded that the famine had been man-made.

The task of gathering hundreds of weapons is almost impossible unless Mr Rajoy asks the authorities in France (where the arms are mostly hidden) to turn a blind eye.Will that happen?

Secondly, as Court says, "I'm in sales, always fighting against the odds"; he would not be daunted by the task of gathering evidence to support his case or the pressure he and his wife (who took shorthand notes of a painful appeal meeting with his former MD) were under.

For all these 350 species we then had the task of gathering together data on a number of factors which, when considered together, could be used to generate a priority ranking for the species.

He tended to the grim task of gathering the remains of the fallen soldiers, and, resuming their advance, Mr. Karzai's militia and the Army Special Forces advisers swept into Kandahar, routing the Taliban in retaliation for supporting Al Qaeda in the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

The commissioners, selected by the United Nations, have the delicate task of gathering 2,000 people from Afghanistan's kaleidoscope of tribes, ethnic groups and religious factions.

High in the mountains of southeastern Afghanistan, troops of the 101st Airborne Division spent today at the grisly task of gathering evidence at the campsite where a missile-carrying American Predator drone fired at a small band of suspected members of Al Qaeda a week ago, military officials said.

To determine the heat exchange between an animal and its environment, however, a physiological ecologist is confronted with an array of almost unquantifiable variables and with the formidable task of gathering the numerous data and analyzing them.

Being present to confront the difficult reality of loss, undertaking the necessary task of "gathering round," and offering of ourselves, is what matters.