Sentences with phrase «up to the task»

In other words: your chance to show what you know and step up to the task with confidence and pride!

However, few cancer patients or cancer survivors feel up to the task of engaging in a «regular» exercise regimen.

We were going home with a cute, healthy, and sleepy baby who just didn't seem up to the task of nursing.

Hopefully, your kitchen stood up to the task of cooking a full - on turkey dinner... but if not, maybe you've got a makeover on your mind.

However, I do feel it ride hard on the outside front wheel as I dive through the turns, its adaptive suspension not quite up to the task of keeping the car flat.

Second, the suspension isn't really up to the task of hard cornering.

That is to say that the network operations manager sees to it that the IT unit is always up to task in meeting company demands.

The youngster has the stats to prove he is up to the task as well.

It is made of a sturdy metal that can stand up to the task for many years.

Making it all work right is a complicated task, and it appears that even at some of the well - known brokerage firms the software isn't always up to the task.

He said efforts have also been made to equip the security services to live up to the task of securing and protecting the country.

Part of the reason was that he knew he wasn't yet up to the task, despite his previous experience.

And she's certainly up to the task of visiting disturbing places.

From costumes to sets, the art direction is equally up to the task of making it look like a genuine period piece.

The good news is it looks up to the task.

Let's be right up front with our principal reservation: It is not all that clear whether anyone now on the scene is fully up to the task.

Because there are very few large e-readers being produced, and my current e-readers is still up to the task.

When it comes to video games, you can just use your regular headphones, but your normal set may not be up to the task if you need an integrated microphone.

The 5.1 DTS - HD master audio is also up to the task, giving dialogue clarity and weight in addition to distributing a lot of music without drowning out the other elements.

He cites a personal experience: One former employer failed to ensure a new software system was up to the task before exiting the old one.

Political leadership is about ensuring that we adults face up to this task.

However, leading a film is difficult for anyone and his acting muscles aren't entirely up to the task yet.

Players will need to be up to the task on every shot, exactly how it should be.

I wish I could wear shorts, my massive thighs are just not up to that task though haha!

Its 1.0 GHz processor is clearly up to the task of swiping through notifications, and even tapping out quick responses and tracking steps.

He or she knows the realities of managing employees and wants to make sure that you're up to the tasks ahead.

Children use toys as tools to grow and develop therefore they must measure up to the task.

The V - 10 engine is hooked up to a six - speed automatic transmission, which didn't seem completely up to the task.

These are absolutely up to the task of music — something you can't say about many gaming headsets we've seen.

The 8 - speed automatic transmission is perfectly up to the task and affords silent, smooth operation.

Lastly, it's hard to ignore the current selfie craze and if you're looking for a phone up to the task then this is it.

This truck is the epitome of proven performance and is indeed up to the task of taking on your big jobs!

However, if you are like most aspiring authors, you may have no idea how to accomplish this feat or whether you are even up to the task.

Once your little one is sleeping more and your feeding routine is well - established, you may feel more up to the task of making bottles.

Is your LMS up to the task, though?

But books are no longer up to the task of significantly altering, let alone stopping, education policy trends.

If you think that you have what it takes to raise up to the task, than give it a shot.

The brakes could have more bite, but they are generally up to the task.

In the latter column are utterly useless seat heaters and a climate control system that seems barely up to the task.

If you want to move government social programs to the private sector, you better show that the private sector is up to the task first.

Being mentally tough for that 10 minutes is just as important as being physically up to the task.

When entering the resistant starch realm, you may not have a gut microbiome that's up to the task initially.

Are your «mama bear» instincts up to the task?

The cast is large and for the most part up to the task.