Sentence examples for the task of serving from inspiring English sources

A question about whether Mr. Buffett's son, Howard, was up to the task of serving as Berkshire's nonexecutive chairman had to be handled delicately.

Many in Wilmington's corporate bar did not know Strine, and some worried that a man they saw as a political appointee would not be up to the task of serving on the country's leading business law court.

It was Frampton who also had the task of serving a summons to Arthur Scargill, when the president of the NUM had also refused to come to a Select Committee, eliciting the well-remembered retort, "Does this mean the Tower of London?" Frampton was also a matron of great personal kindness.

The discussions in the preceding three sections suggest that the task of serving one's concerns well might be promoted by the ability to choose counter-preferentially.

The 64-bit A8 process that Apple has designed, which uses a new, smaller and more power-efficient 20nm process, is more than up to the task of serving up animations, swipes, switches and multitasking for the 6 Plus.

On 1 July she will be sworn in by Chinese President Xi Jinping and embark on the task of serving two masters: the people of Hong Kong and Beijing.

He fled to England with his Jewish family before the war and later took on the dangerous task of serving with the British forces as a German-born Jew.

Ms. Ullman, the comedian, was recruited for the unenviable task of serving as hostess of the American fashion industry's annual awards night, in a year when most designers are struggling to hold onto their briefs.

He is saddled with the impossible task of serving as the film's emotional anchor.

The added task of serving as the construction contractor both stressed and challenged me on a daily basis.

Susan Rice will take on the crucial task of serving as permanent representative of the United States to the United Nations.