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It can be daunting for a first-timer.

The presidential ballot — with 19 candidates — will be daunting, for voters and counting.

The list of woes he has faced would be daunting for any politician.

CONS: The four flights of stairs might be daunting for some.

Going away to university for the first time can be daunting for everyone.

The insularity may indeed be daunting for outsiders, but if you're an insider there's a high level of comfort.

Navigating the Chinese bureaucracy, including censors, and obtaining permits to put on shows can also be daunting for promoters.

And if Nebraska's Red Sea setting was supposed to be daunting for U.S.C. (2-0), Trojansjans were oblivious.

The example set by that first book must be daunting for anyone thinking they might follow Woolf's lead.

Attempting to pull off a project this ambitious would be daunting for the most veteran of documentarians; these are two guys who have never made a movie before.

To my mind she was just not ready to take on an installation of this scale, which, granted, would be daunting for any artist.