Sentence examples for twin tasks from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron set himself the twin tasks of irrevocably transforming his party and earning a resounding mandate from voters.

As does Waldemar Januszczak, for all his extravagant physical gymnastics when combining the twin tasks of walking and speaking.

The twin tasks of keeping the seminary true to its inclusiveness and paying the bills is the headache that dominates Dr. Hough's life.

When the war ended, he returned to fiction, taking on the twin tasks of eyewitness and interpreter, shaping everything he had seen in the forge of artistic creation.

Anglicans desperately need an adept leader and Welby has to grapple with the twin tasks of keeping a fractious church together and filling rapidly emptying church pews.

Bits and bobs The little party behind the throne ReprintsBBC Worldwide's twin tasks are to help finance the BBC and to sell British intellectual property globally.

There were runs towards the end of the England innings too from Eoin Morgan, 46 from 42 balls, the England captain having the twin task of settling a mid-innings wobble while propelling things forward, and Jos Buttler made a violent 14 ball 24 at the end.

Saving Britain is a twin-pronged task: transforming our economy and society so they work for all while recommitting to an EU that covers our backs better than we know.

It is therefore helpful to examine the recent attempts to address these issues including the important strategies of twinning and task shifting, which are both described below.

Although we found evidence for poor performance in SLI on both tasks, the twin analysis suggested they were not different manifestations of the same problem.

From studies of twins performing balance control tasks, it has been suggested that there may also be a genetic component contributing to balance control [ 97, 98].