Sentence examples for daunting are from inspiring English sources
Changes, some daunting, are ahead.
More daunting are places like Iraq, where, despite the allure of hiking and rafting in the northern part of the country, threats to Americans remain acute.
The sad reality is that Bangladesh is a place where all governments, including military ones, fail so daunting are the challenges.
Equally daunting are the many ground and airborne radar systems that the United States has supplied to Taiwan to coordinate air and sea assaults.
The first is whether the costs and dangers attached to building new nuclear stations (terrorism, catastrophic accidents and decommissioning), though daunting, are less than the danger of not building them.
So daunting are the signs that earlier this year Intel Chairman Andrew Grove told an assembly of publishers that they have three years before the "roof falls in".
Most daunting was the landing.
What is daunting is their sheer numbers.
Equally daunting is the unavoidable disconnect between quality and quantity.
Even more daunting was the attitude we found.
