Sentence examples for daunting after from inspiring English sources

The goal is to make investing in a Broadway show -- always a risky proposition and especially daunting after Sept. 11 -- more appealing.

It is a fixture list Gatland might have relished two years ago, when his team were grand slam champions, but which seems pretty daunting after defeats by England, Ireland and France.

And for our nation's veterans, filing as a civilian for one of the first times can be downright daunting after time spent in the service.

"I was daunted after seeing the cast list and before auditioning.

"A 5k or 10k seemed to be too short and a half marathon seemed too daunting just after a marathon, so we decided on a 15k," he adds.

While it may be somewhat daunting to go after the big dreams and goals you have, doing so can also be very motivating.

The job situation is not as dire here in the United States, but our young people still face daunting challenges, and after seven successful decades in business, I'm eager to help.

There are no drums except for "You Belong To Me" and "No Freedom," we just didn't allow drums on the record, even on "You're So Vain" which was daunting to redo after it was my most popular song.

New Zealand, the current world champions, are without Frank Pritchard through injury but still represent daunting opponents for England after a string of convincing victories in the competition.

"I was the last year to pay the lower fees of £3,000 a year but it was still daunting to know that after my four-year course, I'd have accrued a debt of £21,000," he says.

Sheer power was never a problem for him, right from Otello's entrance music, the daunting "Esultate!" proclamation, when, after proving victorious in battle and surviving a terrible storm at sea, Otello, heady with triumph, summons the worried citizens of Cyprus to rejoice.