Sentence examples for be daunting on from inspiring English sources
verb
To discourage, intimidate
The sheer size and intensity of the market can be daunting on busy Saturdays, when up to 12,000 people crowd the space, visiting 176 vendors in the indoor space, with up to 87 more staking out spots in a few outdoor areas.
The task of protecting Yankee Stadium will be daunting on Sunday.
For many families, having to pay at least £75k will be daunting on its own and may require them to sell their home.
On one hand, these challenges have been daunting; on the other hand, it has been encouraging to witness local governments, NGOs and international actors collectively create solutions and greatly reduce the number of cases.
These image stacks contain an immense amount of information, but with so many frames it can be daunting to discern what is going on in the cell on longer timescales.
It must be daunting to begin work on a Dungeons & Dragons video game.
Although it can be daunting to watch yourself on video, it's a great way to see where your strengths and weaknesses are.
On one hand, it's daunting to contemplate embarking on a new career at this stage in life.
The sheer expense of the city is daunting for those on fixed incomes.
Understandably, the Scottish actor said it was "daunting" to take on the roles.
