Sentence examples for a daunting target from inspiring English sources
Jordan Silk hit 62 from only 39 balls and Mark Hill's 34 pushed the hosts past 300 to set the visitors a daunting target.
All-rounder Ben Stevens revived Jersey by hitting 79 from 95 balls before wicket-keeper Ed Farley made an unbeaten 86 as they added 116 runs from the final 10 overs of the innings to set a daunting target.
Virender Sehwag set the tone in the opening stand of the first ODI with a blistering 146 as India set their visitors a daunting target of 415.
The country's sports administrators have set the Australian team a daunting target of 60 medals in Sydney, one-third of them gold.
Set a daunting target of 370 to win, West Indies resumed on 173 for five and were bowled out for 294, shortly before lunch on the final day.
The question is what will happen as the state slashes subsidies and sheds a million workers – a daunting target delayed by bureaucratic resistance – and crosses its fingers that a liberated private sector soaks them up, Vietnam-style.
The successor to Andre Villas-Boas will be tasked with the same daunting target as the Portuguese: overhaul an ageing team to create an entertaining, winning one, and do it without any slippage of results.
For at least the next few years, studies involving hundreds of individuals will find the expense of obtaining optimal high coverage across all target loci a daunting prospect.
Defining the optimal surface density of a ligand, which may vary depending on the features of a carrier, ligand, target, and application, is a daunting and important task.
The deal revisits those targets every five years with a goal of cranking back the thermostat as needed — but numbers from the first three months of 2016 underscore just how daunting a target that is.
