Examples of using A difficult task in English and their translations into German
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He has a difficult task.
A difficult task for the Croesus of the league.
Billing travel expenses- a difficult task.
A difficult task awaits the opposition.
It is a splendid but also a difficult task.
People also translate
It can be a difficult task to choose a bed.
It goes without saying that this is a difficult task.
It is a difficult task, hinging upon many factors.
Changing belt and bearings can be a difficult task.
When you approach a difficult task- what helps you to think?
But to believe that we are there also is a difficult task.
A difficult task, but Airbus didn't give up and presented the A3XX in 1997.
Juries have had a difficult task in ranking the best projects.
Delicate planning for storage space usage is a difficult task.
Help in dealing with such a difficult task may be cases of plasterboard.
Checking out Lazar's credentials proved to be a difficult task.
I set myself rather a difficult task, and it's always a relief when it's done, isn't it?
Making Zip archives on Mac OS X is not a difficult task.
As far as I am concerned, it's a difficult task for you, because I'm a Mahamaya.
Creating the new Iraqi monarchy proved to be a difficult task.
The fall and winter set a difficult task for stylish girls.
These andother factors make securing a hotel room for ISM a difficult task.
For a company's management it is a difficult task to interpret the first warning signs correctly.
It really was a difficult task to pick the winners from such a wide variety of fantastic work.
Reproducing a fine art painting is a difficult task.
Choice of a wedding gift- a difficult task, after all it is not so simple to please newlyweds.
This means that KAS Eupen will have a difficult task on Saturday evening.
A difficult task, as demonstrated by the many climate conferences, since ultimately, people have to forego direct profits- for only potential benefits in the distant future.