difficult task

The bit was long, as she was in probably the only room in the world where passing out pizza would be a difficult task.

Though it seemed like a difficult task, I trusted his vision.

And now without a manager, the Weiner campaign has an even more difficult task to restore its previous place atop the polls.

In either case, he now faces the difficult task of convincing a judge that his own testimony is unreliable.

As finance minister, Lapid has a difficult task ahead of him.

Through the beautiful, windy autumn days, he labored at his difficult task, the task of telling a story.

Such as this translation is I offer it with diffidence, realising that I have undertaken a difficult task.

This is a difficult task, demanding the most delicate musical perception, as well as a great knowledge of musical history.

A difficult task indeed; but without those graves my story would never have been written.

Whether I have attained a measure of success in such a very difficult task must be decided by the readers of these translations.