Sentence examples for a daunting task and from inspiring English sources

It's just such a daunting task, and then for this to happen.

It is a daunting task, and if we fail, we will bring tears to many eyes, for many generations.

Attempting to resolve the problem is a daunting task and the West's experience with China does not bode well.

Determining where the diva ended and the woman began is a daunting task, and Jules-Rosette answers the challenge with skill.

Writing a book is indeed a daunting task, and I don't think Ostrovsky ultimately meets the challenge, given much of it consists of stories about his penis.

It was a daunting task, and several people in the music field advised that he not take the risk, Mr. Wadsworth said.

Whatever the reason, writing the college essay is a daunting task -- and one that requires time, care and thoughtful consideration.

He told the synod that the group had faced "a daunting task … and extraordinary logistical challenge" in trying to produce a means of satisfying all the differently entrenched positions.

Developing the capacity to predict and minimise these impacts -- and their harmful consequences for biological resources, ecosystems and human health -- is a daunting task for environmental (and other) legislators and regulators.

It was a daunting task, serving breakfast and dinner daily to 400 homeless and low-income men, women and families (including babies and small children).

Estimating total exposure to acute and chronic stressors over the life course is a daunting task [ 3], and our operationalizations, measured at four time points, include only a limited sample of the theoretical total exposure.