Sentence examples for weighty task of from inspiring English sources

Ferraro and the Wang-Kumar ownerships have the weighty task of making the league succeed in the New York area.

With the painful commemoration of Sept. 11 settling behind us, the city is ready to return to the weighty task of rebuilding Lower Manhattan.

Zimmerman, who previously worked at The Foundation for Self Taught Artists in Philadelphia, has the weighty task of locating these great outsider art objects, researching them, and finding them an owner.

1f6b00fd-88f8-4199-b0d0-5986b6e89cd9 ALMATY, Kazakhstan — Sitting before some editing banks on the second floor of a nightclub here, a Kazakh director named Erkin Rakishev described the weighty task ahead: defending the honor of all Kazakhs by wreaking revenge on the odious movie "Borat".

He also appealed to the jury's humanity, reminding them of the weighty task they had before them.

But Mr. Gingrich's response raised another question altogether: Does the roar of an exercised crowd distract from the real and weighty task at hand — selecting the best candidate for president — by encouraging candidates to play for applause lines?

Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly's appointment of three former federal prosecutors to evaluate the integrity of the Police Department's internal system for recording crime data has posed the panel with a weighty task.

We know this must seem like a weighty task, especially while the bubbly is still swirling through your brain.

Thankfully, he ducks that weighty goal, setting himself the lighter, more entertaining task of "writing about the way trains sort of happen in Italy" — or, he adds, in the interest of veracity, "don't happen".

For the obsessive compulsive list-maker and crosser-offer, a potentially satisfying exercise: lengthy lists of weighty sounding tasks ("compile report for pediatrician", "complete sensory diet profile referral", "chase SALT, OT and EEG") and multiple daily crossings off.

The most weighty considerations of practical administration counsel against it.