Sentence examples for very tough task from inspiring English sources

"And to do that in Nottingham, that's a very tough task.

It's a very tough task, but everything is possible and I see an opportunity there".

BBC Radio Newcastle's Martin Emmerson: "This is certainly a very tough task for Durham but, if their nerve holds up, then they do have time on their side to try and get something on the final day.

"Maybe a win will be enough, we'll know by Sunday, but winning in Bath, who I think are second in the Premiership at the moment, is always going to be a very tough task".

Now he's into the semis and he doesn't have to play Nadal, while he's still got a very tough task in the form of Tsonga, this is definitely the best chance he's had to get through to a Wimbledon final.

Canada drew 2-2 with Sweden on Tuesday to finish third in Group F and scrape through to the last eight, but Powell reckons that despite GB winning all their group games without conceding they face a very tough task.

That is a really tough task".

"When she came in she had a very tough political task," said David Rothkopf, chief executive of Foreign Policy magazine.

"I am under no illusion that it will be major task and very tough to match the success of Beijing".

Williams acknowledged that without Lopez the Nets' task would be "very tough".

It will be a tough task, but we feel very confident in what we can do".