Sentence examples for are too daunting from inspiring English sources

But American officials, and some Iraqis say the nation is not ready for national elections, in part because the logistics are too daunting.

Three others -- Gary L. Bauer, Senator Orrin G. Hatch and Alan Keyes -- have withdrawn from the New York primary because the rules are too daunting.

It is doubtful that Selig will act anytime soon; the threat of lawsuits, the potential challenge to the league's sacred antitrust exemption and the possibility of negative news coverage are too daunting.

Rather, my bet is that some will conclude that they simply can't play at the high end of the systems category because the requirements and performance levels are too daunting.

The challenges, they say, are too daunting.

By then, student deficits in socialization, motivation and intellectual development are too daunting to remedy.

Only Lotus proved to be too daunting.

But it seemed the sheep was too daunting an adversary.

The lads didn't think it was too daunting.

"There's no task that's too daunting.

But within them no challenge has hitherto been too daunting.