Sentence examples for a daunting problem and from inspiring English sources

"It is a daunting problem, and it has been a recalcitrant problem," Dr. Jernigan said.

Assessing CNV data across the genome-wide level using SNP-arrays is a daunting problem and requires stringent quality control (QC) measures to minimize the noise related to an analytical scheme that relies on sliding windows across SNPs [ 9- 11].

Maternal mortality remains a daunting problem in Mozambique and many other low-resource countries.

"The diversity of receptor subtypes is a daunting problem in the field, and this study does an outstanding job of highlighting the effects of a4*.

To show a forceful leader mastering a daunting problem with resolve, sobriety and dedication to the interests of his fellow citizens.

Chronic pain is a daunting problem for both individuals and society.

And as Mr. Schundler well knows, he faces a daunting problem with women voters, largely because of his opposition to abortion and his support of the rights of gun owners.

Experts say sorting out which present the greatest danger of injury and death to occupants is a daunting problem that will require building-by-building assessments by structural engineers.

Despite significant improvements in life expectancy of kidney transplant patients due to advances in surgery and immunosuppression, Chronic Allograft Nephropathy (CAN) remains a daunting problem.

Lung cancer remains a daunting problem that is mostly related to smoking, with over 215,000 new cases and 160,000 deaths expected in the US in 2008 [1].

However, we are currently unable to offer any sort of effective predictive model ourselves, and believe that prediction of viral evolution remains a daunting problem.