Sentence examples for a more daunting undertaking from inspiring English sources

It is a more daunting undertaking for Flintoff, albeit a far more welcome one than his excursion into heavyweight boxing.

The last few months have made it a more daunting journey than that undertaken even in 1983.

Republicans have a more daunting task.

A more daunting task was laid before Mr. Jacobs.

Is there anyone in Brussels with a more daunting portfolio of responsibilities than Rainer Gerold?

But first, a more daunting task.

Our findings highlight the need for more research, in particular large randomized controlled clinical trials, exploring the dose of physical activity required to prevent weight gain as 60 minutes a day may present itself as a daunting undertaking for most individuals but even more so for a habitually sedentary individuals.

But Maggie, having achieved professional success, finds assembling a family a much more daunting idea.

Commanding the stage in a one-person show is a daunting undertaking.

Yet setting up a Western protectorate in Kosovo is an extremely daunting undertaking.

Indeed, the protocol is so complex that full implementation is a daunting undertaking and may in any case be inappropriate for a particular digital library site.