Sentence examples for a daunting one for from inspiring English sources

"There's an interesting message from this," says Waltz--and perhaps a daunting one for some scientists.

The matchup is a daunting one for the Gaels.

The challenge to lift up impoverished backwaters like Luotuowan is a daunting one for the Communist Party, which has vowed to address a yawning wealth gap that some experts say threatens social stability, perhaps even the party's hold on power.

There is also a cost issue, a daunting one in an impoverished community like Willimantic.

Tatum added that the prospect of having Soderbergh work for him was a daunting one.

Now, in 2000, the demand we place on candidates has become a daunting one.

But removing the fields in question from consideration for advertising is the right move, since the prospect of intelligently sorting through millions of real and imagined vocations for the occasional abuse is a daunting one.

The challenge for the company's (apparent) new CEO is certainly a daunting one.

The prospect was a daunting one.

The task is nonetheless a daunting one.

It is our moral obligation – if, admittedly, a daunting one.