Sentence examples for daunting call from inspiring English sources

If this seems daunting, call in the professionals.

Yet with thousands to choose from, it can be a daunting call to make.

Activists will have a daunting call to make: lose the long-awaited-for stage of what Reeves and others have been calling the Genocide Olympics, or pour salt in China's wound?

Duly daunted, I call Jo Wheatley of The Great British Bake Off fame for advice.

As a newcomer to compost sanitation, the idea of working with toilet material in any capacity was daunting – what Joe calls faecophobia – but why should aid workers expect local people to live with such conditions if they won't themselves?

They also will help the vehicles negotiate the brutal polar terrain, which includes vast stretches of daunting "frozen waves" called sastrugi.

But nuclear specialists warn that the president's goal is not only daunting (some call it "mission impossible") but has now achieved such a high profile that world leaders might end up simply throwing money at the problems instead of pursuing long-range solutions like ending civil commerce in highly enriched uranium.

[C3.] The Conference Call Beast The challenges to managing an international conference call are daunting.

For all my fellow travelers who feel daunted by the call of these vows, I would like to leave you with the lines of the poet H.W. Longfellow, who said, Not enjoyment, and not sorrow, Is our destined end or way; But to act, that each to-morrow Find us farther than to-day.

Dozens of parents came to an information session in a Chelsea high school on Wednesday evening to hear what several Education Department officials had to say about the process, which some parents called overwhelming and daunting.

The challenges are daunting: 5 30 a.m. wake-up calls, 10-plus miles of hiking each morning (rain, shine, or 114 degrees), four hours of exercise classes every afternoon, and a no-options policy that renders seven days of participation mandatory.