Sentence examples similar to daunting bill from inspiring English sources
Davis planned their finances methodically; once Thorsen's long-term care insurance ran out, the daunting $98,000 bill for her nursing home would be manageable — because they could deduct medical expenses from their tax bill.
Mr. Kan also faces the daunting task of passing bills through a divided Parliament, in which opposition parties control the upper house.
Despite the discomfort of the camp, no one pays rent or for water and electricity, and the prospect of facing those bills is daunting, even if the cost of the rent is government-subsidized.
The gathering is daunting, even for veterans on the bill.
He emphasized that the disagreements over versions of the bill were not too daunting.
For Ms. Hernández, who relies on the income from her food stand to pay her mortgage and other bills in the summer months, any change is daunting.
Next day lawyer received a bill for $3.00 Daunted not at all, he mailed butcher bill for $5 for legal advice.
The new GI Bill has some good benefits, but navigating the federal bureaucracy to access them can be daunting.
The problem was daunting.
