Sentence examples for a daunting combination from inspiring English sources
With Peyton Manning delivering the passes, it's a daunting combination.
It was a daunting combination of challenges that would have defeated many more experienced editors.
She credits a curriculum approach that uses what sounded like a daunting combination: whole language, guided reading and phonics techniques.
It is a human and a moral task, as much as an esthetic one, and it calls for a daunting combination of qualities.
The Steelers finished the season as the N.F.L.'s top-ranked defense with a daunting combination of allowing a league-low 74.7 rushing yards a game while punishing quarterbacks with a league-leading 55 sacks.
Workers just a few years younger than Mr. Walden have been thrust into a daunting combination of a temporarily feeble economy and the longer-term elimination of traditional middle-class jobs.
But most parents change it at a moment when the need for that change feels overwhelming: a new baby, or the "daunting" combination of child-care needs, employment pressures and "grumpy, hungry children" that Ms. Romaniuk described.
For example, Japanese consumers, who live in small, tightly packed homes, must contend with hot, humid summers and high-cost electrical energy a daunting combination of circumstances.
Orwell's combination of lucidity, fearlessness, independence, self-deprecating humour and ability to face "unpleasant truths" provided a daunting reminder of what a political essay can be.
It is a daunting challenge.
