Sentence examples for tricky task of from inspiring English sources

South Korea's new leader will face the tricky task of mopping up the aftermath.

But in doing so has landed himself the tricky task of arguing less is more.

Fortunately, a growing number of economists, not least at the bank, are turning to the tricky task of quantifying corruption.

Itis unclear, however, whether McCarthy could be persuaded to give up his role at Poundland to take on the tricky task of reviving the UK's fourth-largest supermarket.

The position grants him great power to advance Democratic issues but also presents the tricky task of leading effectively with the barest numerical edge.

With the attack over, the tricky task of distinguishing V.C.s from the civilians moved from the battlefield into the interrogation room.

So when it came to creating a new flag for the European Union, some asked, How would an architect handle the tricky task of reinventing a brand?

He could also confront the tricky task of dodging the blame that inevitably gets directed at the occupant of the White House when the economy turns down.

I was resigned to the tricky task of organising two different placements (one for each language), a task made more complicated by me being a wheelchair user.

But he's jubilant because he's confident that Danger Mouse 2015 has nailed the tricky task of updating the form without losing the spirit.

On a misty late-September afternoon Mr. Wood directed his best pickers to the tricky task of this year's Ribston harvest.