Sentence examples for been a daunting year from inspiring English sources

It has been a daunting year for Britain's camping community.

Renovating the building, whose middle section is some 250 years old, has been a daunting task over the last few years.

"If you look at the record at Parkhead over the years it has been a daunting place for the best clubs in Europe - AC Milan, Manchester United United and Barcelona have come and left with nothing.

Condensing two years into twenty pages must have been a daunting task.

It has been a daunting task.

In the United States, the wait for a donor kidney can be a daunting three years, an understandable spur to your proposed generosity.

Admissions is a daunting process each year — joyful, dreadful, exhilarating, overwhelming.

Taking the role of a 15-year-old was a daunting prospect for the 27-year-old Treadaway - who having already worked alongside director Elliott in War Horse - was so desperate to work with Stephens that he thought he'd be "shaving upwards everyday".

It's a daunting challenge for the 50-year-old Mr. Henderson, who has been G.M.'s chief troubleshooter in recent years — first as its chief financial officer, then as president, and now as chief executive.

No doubt, reconstructing trust records for thousands of accounts over the last 115 years is a daunting task -- particularly since many of the records have been destroyed.

Even with a detailed map, "Music for 18 Musicians" is a daunting trek, especially for a year-old group of undergraduates at a university whose music majors mostly become teachers, not professional players.