Sentence examples for Daunting rival from inspiring English sources

And in Hernandez, the Mets face a daunting rival.

"In these scenarios, humanity benefits not only from the major moral victory of having defeated a daunting rival, but also from the opportunity to reverse-engineer ETI technology," the authors write.

But Michelin wants untravelled Americans to love them too, and here it faces a tough sales job.The French factor aside, Michelin has a daunting rival in Zagat, a home-grown publishing house which compiles its guides and ratings from thousands of reviews sent in by readers.

They also said they were worried that Mr. Bush might no longer be viewed as a daunting rival for Vice President Al Gore in a general election -- and that the criticism of Mr. Bush as unprepared for the White House might be sinking in.

Its most daunting rival may well be Airbnb, which is deriving a growing percentage of its revenue from travel services and bookable excursions with locals.

Several Congressional candidates might not be running -- or might face more daunting primary rivals -- were it not for their roles in 2000.

While hope may spring eternal on that front, the scale of Quiznos problems could be daunting as competition intensifies from savvier rivals, Goldin said.

— and cast Romney as the shaky debater daunted by a rival's greatness and likely to tumble into a dark sea of split infinitives and weird rich-guy remarks.

"We in Waterstone's need to offer you a digital reader which is at least as good, and preferably substantially better, than that of our internet rival," Daunt told BBC Radio 4's You and Yours programme.

Later protégé of a heartless and fantastically rich peer called Lord Tansor, Daunt is Glapthorn's rival for the said Emily and much else besides.

However, the challenge of extracting a ceasefire from bitter rivals is daunting, and any government that is formed may not last long.