Sentence examples for daunting case from inspiring English sources

They're better than they used to be, but still so far from good that they present a daunting case for the difficulty of language.

According to the A.P., Joseph Amendola, Sandsuky's lawyer, said he'd "probably die of a heart attack" from sheer shock if he managed to get an acquittal on all charges, and that it was "a daunting, daunting case".

This is especially daunting in cases where two biases conflict, as with conformity and prestige.

Israelis and Palestinians would gain billions of dollars from making peace with each other while both would face daunting economic losses in case of other alternatives, particularly in case of a return to violence, according to a new study.

The challenges of vulnerability analysis are particularly daunting in the case of complex networks.

The duration of this full two-cycle approach may appear daunting in the case of disease-modifying studies, and efforts are often made to short-cut this by combining phases.

Since the Melendez-Diaz case, the State of Massachusetts told the United States Supreme Court last month that it now faces "daunting volumes of cases to manage".

And given the polarized climate on Capitol Hill, winning legislative approval of his initiatives, already daunting in most cases, will be that much more challenging.

I think people heard what they needed to hear and although change is hard and what companies are being asked to do has to be daunting in many cases, they can achieve digital transformation they need to reach one project a time.

The financial complexities of the case were daunting — in part because of the opacity of the Saudi legal system.

The magnitude of the clinical problem may be daunting, and making a case for routine assessment of HPA axis function in all patients on inhaled GCs may be prohibitive considering the workload and cost implications.