Sentences with phrase «scale of the task facing»

But let's not forget the scale of the task facing Ed.

So far both Tom Watson and Stella Creasy seem to understand the sheer scale of the task facing us, and I think any of those three might get my vote...

Yet there are signs that those around Corbyn are beginning to understand the scale of the task they face in order to change public perceptions of his leadership and the wider party.

However, concerns have been raised by senior figures in the party that Brown, who lost his post when Ed Miliband won the leadership, is not aware of the scale of the task facing him.

that was an interesting read, a bit heavy going for a layman but informative nonetheless, particularly as to the scale of the task faced.

This demonstrates the scale of the task facing botanists and conservation scientists — many plants are so poorly known that we still don't know if they are endangered or not.

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So that a faith in immortality, if we are to indulge it, demands of us nowadays a scale of representation so stupendous that our imagination faints before it, and our personal feelings refuse to rise up and face the task.

Tosun is under no illusions about the scale of the task Everton will face in trying to overcome an in - form Liverpool.

Nothing's impossible, but let's not underestimate the scale of the task that Johnson, or any other leader, will face.

If we cast our minds back to the world of 50 years ago the scale of the task that faces us is clear: the inexorable pace of change will see today's students working in roles and sectors that simply didn't exist when they were at school.

Even using the best of the known Carbon Recovery techniques, CRFS (Carbon Recovery for Food Security) that sequesters only about 27 % of the tonnage that BECCS & DACCS would have to address in disposing of CO2, and that maximizes the utility of the carbon and thus the revenues offsetting costs, the scale of the task remains huge and faces timelags both of lead time and effect.