Sentence examples for be quite daunting from inspiring English sources
If someone is feeling vulnerable or is not well supported, it can be quite daunting.
"Me and mum would catch the 658 bus to Wigan bus station and then catch another bus from there, which could be quite daunting on a winter's night.
Up and leaving to travel can be quite daunting.
If you're a small label and you want to clear something on a major label it can be quite daunting.
I'd never worked on a HIA before in that context… One of the things that can be a bit daunting too, and I'm going to make a sort of assumption statement now, one of the things that can be quite daunting is someone from the [university] comes in and says, 'you beaut, great, fantastic tool to use'.
"It can be quite daunting," she said.
The long-term tasks facing Russia now are quite daunting.
It was quite daunting at the time because it was a moment of crisis.
So the thought of signing another four-year contract was quite daunting.
And all completely undeveloped - in fact so undeveloped that it is quite daunting.
