demanding task

collocation in English

meanings of demandingand task

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demanding
adjective
uk /dɪˈmɑːn.dɪŋ/ us /dɪˈmæn.dɪŋ/
needing a lot of time, attention, ...
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task
noun
uk /tɑːsk/ us /tæsk/
a piece of work to be done, especially one done regularly, unwillingly, or ...
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Examples of demanding task

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The simulation of this system is still a demandingtask, necessary in some situations such as collisions of molecular systems.
On top of the many value-systems, different 'languages' (related to different disciplines, different subcultures, and different attitudes) make real communication a demandingtask.
But the most demandingtask of biomechanics is without doubt the formulation of laws capable of explaining the mechanics of living bodies.
Obtaining robustness for a discourse parser is a demandingtask due to the many unresolved theoretical issues regarding the derivation of the discourse structure.
The logistics involved in providing several urban as well as rural factories with the necessary fabric and trim is a complicated and demandingtask.
Clearance of the gallery forests would have been a demandingtask, but one certainly eased by the ready supply of iron tools.
In other words, although it seems that coping with simultaneity is demanding, it only appears to exhaust limited mental resources when it is combined with yet another demandingtask component.
As the number of parts increases, however, achieving the dimensional integrity of the final assembly becomes more demandingtask due to the inherent variations in manufacturing and assembly operations.
Encounters with patients in a palliative care context are a highly demandingtask for health care professionals.
Matching a waveguide structure to an existing instrument is a demandingtask.
Since attending to death and grieving people is a demandingtask, the staff's professional skill should be continuously developed after post-basic education.
Writing five essays is already a very demandingtask in terms of time and effort, even across two sessions.
Compared with the rehabilitation group who were entering the multidisciplinary rehabilitation program, it was probably easier for the control group to refrain from participating in this demandingtask at baseline.
However, the limited success observed in the research utilization literature suggests that transforming research evidence into practice is a demandingtask requiring creativity, clinical judgment, and skill (34).
Listening in a second or foreign language is a very demandingtask because it involves both correctly interpreting incoming speech and responding appropriately to the speaker.
It would appear that some form of explicit instruction, whether formal or informal, is likely to be required before most children are able to accomplish such a demandingtask.
It was a highly exacting and demandingtask, and one for which we owe them a debt of gratitude.
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For all of us, the demandingtask of getting to know each other begins today.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
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