Sentence examples for daunting commitment from inspiring English sources

It may seem like a daunting commitment.

Dedicating three years to a single field of study is a daunting commitment – especially if you're not sure what you'd like to do after graduation.

For residents and volunteers working on the ground to rebuild, the tenth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina is wrought with contradictory emotions: pride in their accomplishments, disappointment from the numerous setbacks, hope for the future, and a daunting commitment to finally finish the task so many thought would already be done.

From their earliest years, Lubavitch young people see such a daunting commitment as the highest form of messianic undertaking.

But when it ignites just before the most daunting commitment of your life, the blaze seems to blind you from seeing the forest for the trees.

This situation can make career commitments seem daunting.

As he explained, the thought of living his whole life as he had his time in college — with his days tightly scheduled, with commitments and responsibilities — was too daunting.

The benefits are breathtaking, but the level of commitment required to change habitual thinking is daunting as well.

Though complex and sometimes daunting, his works are enriched by inventive language and imbued with a profound commitment to humanity's intellectual achievements.

In an at-home test run of both products, Go Smile had a mild minty flavor and after a week, a subtle whitening effect -- although the commitment to brushing and flossing four times a day was somewhat daunting.

That's a lot of ground, requiring a physical and emotional commitment from both actors that was often as thrilling as it was daunting.