Sentence examples for a daunting obstacle from inspiring English sources

Ms. Steinhauser said she thought Judge Ruckriegle had no choice because of the facts that were before him, but that he had nonetheless created a daunting obstacle.

He also faced a daunting obstacle: Mr Chávez's government had banned him from holding public office because of dubious allegations of corruption.

His own economic advisers concede that the unemployment rate, currently 9.1 percent, is unlikely to drop substantially over the next year, creating a daunting obstacle to re-election.

They have circumscribed his life, and turned ordinary undertakings — going on a trip, visiting friends, doing errands — into a daunting obstacle course.

Mr Miliband is also promising to improve the lot of less able children a group that he calls "the forgotten 50%".Whoever prevails in the tussle of values and policies will face a daunting obstacle.

Page A15 SANTORUM PRESSURED TO QUIT Rick Santorum is confronting a daunting obstacle: a rising chorus of Republicans calling for the presidential contest to end so the party can turn its full attention to defeating President Obama.

Moscow needed to understand that domestic change must include the right to emigrate without the daunting obstacle course so long in place.

"Traveling the Silk Road" really does give you an idea of what was involved, how valued the cloth, manuscripts and pottery must have been, and how vital, too, the resulting cultural cross-fertilization must have seemed in a world of daunting obstacles.

Between Ozersk and an explosion in an American city lies an epic string of daunting obstacles.

The novella-length finale, "The Street," is a sensitive account of a romance that blossoms, despite daunting obstacles, between two men newly arrived from Pakistan, living in the claustrophobic immigrant community of Barcelona.

However, any group trying to save an old warship faces daunting obstacles, and the John Rodgers was no exception: it was laced with asbestos, toxic lubricants, solvents, fuels and lead-based paint, all of which must be removed before preservationists can work.