Sentence examples for a daunting task indeed from inspiring English sources
Reaching at least one person on each street across the 26 countries they cover and motivating them to review their block is a daunting task indeed.
Locating all the NIH program announcements for nanobiotechnology projects would be a daunting task indeed were it not for the notice posted on 20 January 2000.
The maps products themselves are also only one small part of a greater picture; HERE is clearly designed to be more than just a Google Maps equivalent, which is good because surviving as that alone would be a daunting task indeed.
If evolution on Earth serves as a somewhat typical template for evolution of other life forms, then becoming a truly advanced civilization must be a very daunting task indeed and a very rare, if not impossible, achievement.
This seems like a daunting task and, indeed, it involves changing the very way that we live our lives, respond to tragedy and relate to one another on a human level.
Reaching out and convincing a total stranger more than 6,000 miles away to pitch in sounds like a daunting task, and indeed it was.
San Jose presents a daunting task for the Red Bulls, indeed for any M.L.S. team.
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.
This is indeed a daunting task, requiring a potent and viable rationale, strong leadership as well as very considerable funds in order to compete, let alone succeed.
Indeed, characterizing the significance of these data to the overall healthfulness of the public is a daunting task that no organization appears ready to tackle.
