Sentence examples for a daunting case from inspiring English sources

They're better than they used to be, but still so far from good that they present a daunting case for the difficulty of language.

According to the A.P., Joseph Amendola, Sandsuky's lawyer, said he'd "probably die of a heart attack" from sheer shock if he managed to get an acquittal on all charges, and that it was "a daunting, daunting case".

Detecting the intensity of human activities relating to ritual and subsistence behaviours is a daunting challenge in cases where settlement sites are not readily detectable in the archaeological record.

They face a daunting task: in white-collar cases it can be difficult to prove to a jury that defendants knew they were committing a crime, as the law requires.

Expanding the framework of homozygosity mapping to samples without known genealogy and with limited number of affected individuals (down to a single case) remains a daunting challenge.

But you can really only take them case by case, and that's a daunting task.

Taken together, the Zazi and British cases illustrate a daunting challenge facing the criminal justice system in dealing with domestic terrorism attacks: law enforcement must constantly balance its need to develop evidence sufficient to convict the conspirators against the potentially devastating consequences of allowing the conspiracy to ripen into an attack.

Model justification, except for very simple cases, is a daunting task, especially with multi-dimensional data.

It will nonetheless be a daunting task, because in most cases criteria air pollutants are measured, which may be indicators of different unmeasured compounds in different areas.

Detecting ancient events of lateral transfer is a daunting task but in certain cases can be mapped with reservations (note the discussed example of chromoviruses in fungi and vertebrates addressed in this paper).

Only eight years ago this would have proven a daunting task, and in some cases you would have had to pay someone big bucks to track down the person you are looking for.