Sentence examples for be less daunting from inspiring English sources

Long reads will be less daunting.

If Flaubert had been similarly obliging, the job of finding the right English for Madame Bovary would be less daunting.

I was hoping it would all be less daunting if perhaps the copious hair might screen some imperfection when she did the decent thing and showed me the contents of her handbag.

If a deal can be reached with these factions, the task of restoring Malian government authority over the north would be less daunting.

"Ideas presented in lecture format can be less daunting.

The perspective of life's disasters will be less daunting.

Now, she says, it is less daunting.

But next to the world's capital markets they are less daunting.

If cooking isn't complicated (and few of the recipes in "What Chefs Feed Their Kids" are complicated), then making dinner at night is less daunting.

It's not clear what, if anything, will work to tackle the obesity epidemic, but the problem of food deserts is less daunting.

This is one reason why films have been a more natural source for stagings because transferring two and a bit hours in one dark room to the same amount of time in another is less daunting.