Sentence examples for daunting around from inspiring English sources

The traffic can be daunting around major cities, but there are some remote and desolate stretches with empty beaches.

Latinos will need this representation as the community, despite their progress, still faces daunting challenges around lack of education, access to quality healthcare, and jobs as they've been hit hardest by the recession.

She was wearing her everyday pumps and resembled Goldilocks in daunting woods as she peered around uncertainly at the naked metal equipment and the fungal floors and the clustered balls in mesh bags.

But for others, the gap between votes and legislative seats is a cautionary reminder that Democrats face daunting structural obstacles in turning around Republican majorities in Congress and in state legislatures.

Look around for someone else you could hang around with, it may seem daunting at first but with a little effort you will be much happier.

That "Ulysses" at number one (which took me a year to read the first time around) is daunting.

Before the Knicks' daunting journey through or around Lower Manhattan into Brooklyn was postponed along with the Nets' Thursday night Barclays Center regular-season unveiling, Chandler called the inaugural meeting between the city's pro basketball inhabitants a game between divisional competitors, and not much more.

Whatever the outcome for Charney, American Apparel faces a daunting task to turn around its financial fortunes.

That means trouble.Most daunting, however, is the task of turning around failing schools.

That may not sound daunting in a public work force of around 650,000.

The Pradikat grading system, which signposts the level of ripeness and sweetness in a wine, can be daunting to get your head around.