Sentence examples for toughest projects the from inspiring English sources

In a sign of the far-reaching nature of the changes, and the huge political pressure which will hang over the coalition government as the new structure and systems move into place over the next 12 months, NHS Confederation chief executive Mike Farrar said: "Let there be no doubt that this will be among the toughest projects the NHS has ever taken on.

Police consider this one of the toughest projects because it is so large and the maze-like communities inside are controlled by different, often-feuding gangs.

A job search is one of the toughest projects we face in our professional lives.

In "Stones Into Schools," a best-selling memoir by Mr. Mortenson whose factuality is now under question, and which I only read months after visiting the schools, Mr. Mortenson outlines grand hopes for the school in Bozai Gumbaz and calls it the toughest project his charity had ever undertaken.

Crespo liked to say he was forged in the toughest project in Brooklyn.

He described the project as "high" risk for its "technological unknowns" as "probably the toughest project on his wish list".

Microsoft's Surface line has been a tough project for the company, sporting stiff financial losses and suffering from lower-than-anticipated unit volume.

Even then, he was drawn to tough projects.

War echoes in tough projects like Kim Jones's infamous 1976 video "Rat Piece," in which he sets live creatures on fire, and Josephine Meckseper's Rorschachlike film of a recent antiwar demonstration.

Because they love what they do, they find brainstorming, problem-solving, and grinding out tough projects thought-provoking, engaging, and deeply satisfying.

I mean, I have real strong memories of great teachers that I had in grammar school, the teachers who told me that I was smart, who pushed me to skip a grade, who challenged me with tough projects.