Sentences with phrase «difficult tasks of»

One of the most difficult tasks of housebreaking is toilet training puppies, because there are always things that will go wrong.

In desert cultures, women typically have the difficult tasks of building shelters and wandering in search of water and firewood, while the men contemplate the majesty of their herds and envision their next raid.

«We challenged participants with difficult tasks of working memory, and assessed which parts of the anterior cingulate cortex were associated with error processing,» he explained.

Mr President, I know you face one of the most difficult tasks of any leader anywhere in the world.

Mr. Ponte has among the most difficult tasks of any administration official: reforming Rikers Island.

Getting a child to sleep can be one of the most difficult tasks of parenting.

Making decisions about where children will live is one of the most frightening and difficult tasks of divorce.

One of the most difficult tasks of running a child care or preschool program is managing children's behaviors and helping kids to get along.

Sometimes one of the most difficult tasks of freelancing is getting clients to pay.

For Sale by Owner Leslie Vander Baan had her entrepreneurial epiphany while navigating the difficult task of selling a car on her own.

Menear, who took the reins three years ago, has had the enviable though difficult task of building on his predecessor Frank Blake's remarkable run by finding new avenues of growth and preventing the company from falling into complacency.

Some sessions are designed to address politics head on: U.S. Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey will be the conference's opening speaker on March 10, discussing the difficult task of bipartisan problem solving.

Aside from ads, social media firms like Twitter will have the difficult task of addressing fake cryptocurrency news on their own platforms.

The upshot is that the long and difficult task of orchestrating a sales call increasingly leads... nowhere.

Kraus believes that by accomplishing the difficult task of matching women with bras that actually fit, the company will develop a loyal customer base.

Here we take on the difficult task of ranking from worst to best all 32 of Spielberg's feature - length movies.

Part of creating a craft business is the difficult task of knowing when to streamline production to keep up with demand.

The cinematographer Hoyte Van Hoytema pushes the boundaries of the Imax camera and delivers a movie that pulls off the difficult task of feeling epic and intimate at the same time.

Stores that paid employees minimum wage, or close to it, were faced with the difficult task of attempting to find a way to turn a profit even with increased employee costs.

That gives them the difficult task of creating ad campaigns that appeal to the widest possible demographic.

But Mr. Trump would have the difficult task of proving that China is breaking the rules before the World Trade Organization, which polices global commerce.

There's both good news and bad for financial advisers in the new tax law: While advisers face the difficult task of analyzing the law's impact, they will also have a significant opportunity to prove their value by implementing money - saving strategies...

More importantly, retaining talent is crucial for Uber as it attempts the difficult task of being a leader in the ever - competitive market for on - demand, self - driving cars.

In the process of manager selection, allocators have the difficult task of gauging the effectiveness of these models.

Returning to one's target allocation requires the psychologically difficult task of selling an asset that has been increasing in price to buy one that has fallen.

More than anything else, the unwillingness to perform the difficult task of forgiveness and reconciliation in the love and spirit of Christ is what robs the church of that quality of life that first attracted outsiders.

What's involved is the difficult task of creating a workable synthesis of the legacies of the two childhoods which the partners bring into any marriage.

And they will face up to the difficult task of keeping married love pure and making it grow.

Rather, we must recognize that any solution arises ultimately from beyond the present situation and that we are called to the difficult task of discerning and embodying such a solution.

Nonetheless, Branch succeeds remarkably well in the difficult task of telling the story of a diverse, often conflict - ridden movement.

Experts fight too, of course, and professional cultures are also corruptible, but it avoids the very difficult task of teaching an entire society how to examine the issues, think them through, and arrive at a reasoned decision.

They may choose the difficult task of consciously rejecting these gardens, or of transforming them — the activity of «Clearing Our Space.»

Certainly individuals are different than nation states (by this I mean that as individuals our choices are clearer - not that we can not properly discern whether a particular war is or is not necessary - but even then its much much tougher) and matters of war and peace are very much filled with variables men and women as individuals would have an a very difficult task of unwinding to find some acceptable scenario.

It has been assigned the difficult task of providing a stable climate for U.S. economic expansion and investment in a world of stark inequalities.

For most of their history, the oldline churches were spared the difficult task of defining themselves theologically or justifying their place in the culture.

Although our patterns of grief and consolation have not been worked out as they should be in our Western culture, I have received comfort from the Christian community, and I am indeed grateful to those who have sincerely tried to assist me in the very difficult task of dealing with the loss of a loved one through suicide.

The leader faces the more difficult task of choosing goals.

They now have the difficult task of seeing which church members did not survive the attack.

Kimball takes on the more difficult task of explaining why art is so important to culture, and how its present debasement might be remedied.

If the pastor senses that a wife is unconsciously blocking her husband's attempts to get help, he has the difficult task of trying to help her see what she is doing.

Postmodern theology has the extremely difficult task of sorting out what is Christian and what is European so that in the process of indigenization the gospel can appear with greater clarity.

It is a protection that persists through the books, and eventually carries him through the most difficult task of all.

Reversing the trend involves the difficult task of changing attitudes.

The new study issued by the Catholic Theological Society of America calls people of all kinds and conditions to the difficult task of using their sexuality to be fully human.

I'd given up on the difficult task of making gluten free bread when the first several complicated recipes I tried were gross and gritty.

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal faces the difficult task of transforming his ailing United team over the coming weeks.

The 28 - year - old impressed at previous club Sevilla before making the move to Barca, where he faced the difficult task of replacing club legend Dani Alves.

There are still tumbleweeds blowing around the Emirates stadium wait in vain for Arsene Wenger to use the club's mountain of cash and bring in a player or two to help us achieve the very difficult task of competing with our big spending rivals for the Premier League title.

As poet laureate, Hall says he is eager to do his part in the difficult task of popularizing hisart form, so SI asked him to name the five best baseball poems ever written.But the request seems to make him cranky.

She was the first woman ever selected for the supreme and difficult task of choosing the best - in - show at New York's Westminster and has also been the owner and breeder of many a best - in - show dog.