Sentence examples for daunting causes from inspiring English sources

Therefore, patients with inflammatory arthritis, in general, and suspected RA, in particular, should be referred to rheumatologists as early as possible, since a delay in such a referral is one of the most daunting causes of tardy institution of effective treatment.

That was the eventuality raised last month by a prominent general in the Revolutionary Guard, who described the "sedition" faced by the country as "deeper and wider" even than that of four years ago.Even if the elections pass off relatively smoothly, whoever replaces Mr Ahmadinejad will inherit daunting problems caused by sanctions.

"The trepidation of a new IP is daunting, but the challenge is what caused us to push extra hard to do it," Kaplan says.

But the number of worthy causes in the city is daunting.

Elena Baltacha admits she faces a daunting test against Australia's Samantha Stosur in Sunday's French Open first round, but insists she can cause an upset.

Pretty daunting.

And daunting.

The problem was daunting.

Daunting problems demand ingenuity.

Both are daunting.

His brief is daunting.