Sentence examples for tough task for from inspiring English sources

That's a tough task for 20 tonnes of steel, however impressively shaped.

This is going to be a tough task for the Flyers.

Beating Oklahoma will be a tough task for this offense-challenged Irish team.

That has been a tough task for a club still looking for its first N.F.L. championship in nearly 50 years.

No doubt this was a tough task, for Mr. Shields's large-scale works come in all shapes and sizes.

"We know when opponents come here to play us it's going to be a tough task for them to get a win.

The transition from one very good or great team to the next is arguably the single toughest task for a coach.

Luring the remaining hold-outs will prove a tougher task for the government, as this batch of uninsured Americans is more sceptical of Obamacare.

A somewhat tougher task for Cameron was due to come at the intimate evening dinner for the 10 leaders, when Cameron was to explore whether there was any basis for a peace conference on Syria.

And the toughest task for Staley and his offensive teammates is that the Eagles would like to control the ball to keep it away from Faulk, Kurt Warner and the rest of the Rams' aerial circus.

Anticancer drugs are only relatively selective for cancer cells, and the toughest task for the physician is to select a drug that will destroy the most cancer cells, leave normal cells unharmed, and cause the fewest unpleasant and undesirable side effects.