Sentence examples for daunting aspects from inspiring English sources
One of the daunting aspects about moving to the U.S. was having to deal with the new taxation system.
This film features all the daunting aspects of the Romanian style (long takes, unexplained characters, plot and details that take literally hours to emerge) without any of the rewards for your effort.
Mr. Rodriguez said there are two daunting aspects of the federal marketplace for Latinos.
Laundry machines aren't rocket science One of the more daunting aspects of university is the practical side of living alone.
What's more, many of the more daunting aspects of opera -- unfamiliar story lines, steep ticket prices, a heightened sense of formality -- are traded for a relaxed atmosphere and sense of spontaneity.
That both children and old folks lust after the iPad 2 says much about the device's ability to deliver computing while shielding the user from the more daunting aspects of a PC.
Even then, building the robot will be the most technologically daunting aspect, says Bart Hogan, Stone Aerospace's chief engineer.Using heat from a radioisotope thermoelectric generator (RTG) to warm its shell, the penetrator could melt its way through.
Figuring out the mechanism was the daunting aspect but once we had that it went smoothly.
These aspects make them daunting for some pianists, and even a virtuoso like Liszt said that he found Fauré's piano music hard to play.
Many face daunting challenges.
