Sentence examples for the toughest task from inspiring English sources
He certainly had the toughest task.
France's Pierre Moscovici has arguably the toughest task.
This may be the toughest task of his career.
Mitt Romney may have the toughest task in wooing religious conservatives.
Mastering the nuances of English seems to be the toughest task.
For Part 2 of the toughest task in baseball, Dan O'Dowd turned to free agency.
A. Yes, by prioritizing work so you perform the toughest tasks first, Ms. Broussard says.
In statistical and psychological terms, beating Nadal here is one of the toughest tasks in sports.
In sports, one of the toughest tasks an athlete faces is avoiding a slump the season after a breakout year.
It may be one of the toughest tasks in New York government: taming the bloat of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, long considered one of the most unwieldy bureaucracies in the state.
Environmental advocates say one of the toughest tasks will be getting local officials in the provinces and companies to comply with curbs on coal use.
