Sentence examples for daunting closing from inspiring English sources

The 24-year-old from Northern Ireland birdied the par-five 11th, 12th and 14th to stand three under par approaching the daunting closing stretch.

It can be daunting riding close to other riders in a group for the first time – whether that's on a club ride or maybe a cycle sportive – so ride at the back to begin with and watch how more experienced riders behave.

Stay confident, no matter how daunting the close becomes.

Those changes have resulted in a system that is daunting even for its closest observers.

Still, to draw firm conclusions about its role in primate evolution they'll need to find similarly well-preserved fossils of the tiny creature's closest relatives a daunting task.

"It must be paid in cash at closing and aggravates the already daunting task of raising a down payment and closing costs," he said.

Correspondents say that whoever replaces the Dalai Lama faces a daunting task, because no other Tibetan comes close to matching his authority as a spiritual and political leader.

Though daunting at first, his needle-tipped pinwheels reward close attention.

He was so close, but the task suddenly seemed impossibly daunting.

While the complexity of the interactions is daunting, we are beginning to develop tools that bring it closer into focus.

Although I found this conversation uncomfortable and the expectations daunting, I decided to go to this school because it was close to home.