Sentence examples for a daunting fact from inspiring English sources

That is a daunting fact for the world's other top players, but Woods seems to control his own destiny.

Because when fired against American bases, crews firing the 107-millimeter rockets face a daunting fact, which is locked in the math.

A daunting fact is that the last six months' market drop of 43% in the U.S. represents the worst six-month collapse of prices since 1932.

There is always a chance, perhaps obscured by the daunting fact of so many beachgoers, that some new pressure on sharks, like a decline in natural prey, is driving them inshore.

This rather daunting fact turns up in James Landale's "The Last Duel: A True Story of Death and Honor" (Canongate; $24).

But women prepared to carry a pregnancy for another couple, probably strangers, are few and far between, and would-be parents face the daunting fact that the surrogacy arrangement is not enforceable in court.

He faces a daunting task.

That is a daunting gap.

And what a daunting dozen it is.

It may seem like a daunting commitment.

This is a daunting question.