Sentence examples for a far more daunting from inspiring English sources

This is a far more daunting proposition.

But the portrait of Philip was a far more daunting conservation project.

It is a far more daunting site than Tate Modern's Turbine Hall.

But studying proteins is a far more daunting task than studying DNA.

Judging by the quality of much of what is out there, that appears to be a far more daunting task.

But to Bella, marriage at 18 presents a far more daunting hurdle than the kiss of death.

Mr. Sutherland sidesteps the obvious fire-spitting for a tense affability that is far more daunting.

For the briefest moment, the prospect of going sexless was far more daunting than a doctor trying to remove a growth that was potentially morphing into a cancer from my body.

For the briefest moment, the prospect of going sexless was far more daunting than a doctor trying to remove a growth that was potentially morphing into cancer from my body.

For all the current talk in Europe of austerity - "having no comforts or luxuries" as the dictionary defines it - the environmental austerity we face as a result of yet more procrastination is far more daunting.

The final promise was far more daunting: Paul Ryan would write a budget that balanced within ten years.