Sentence examples for daunting concerns from inspiring English sources
Those advantages, marketers say, outweigh daunting concerns like Mr. LaNeve's over the rising cost to appear in the game or to produce the glitzy Super Bowl spots, which can total in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
There are less grave but no less daunting concerns too: navigating the transit system; rushing to catch the last bus or train home; and encountering that dreaded nemesis, the city kid.
Long after their worries about simply keeping Alex alive have faded, the Martins are faced with new and no less daunting concerns, from whether their son will ever be able to make change at the grocery store, or drive a car or maintain a job, to who will care for him after they die.
Despite these daunting concerns, innovative social entrepreneurs are tearing down the barriers to progress and bringing education to those in the far corners of the world once consigned to ignorance and illiteracy.
It is but one example of the dualistic experience of being out on this wide waterway between Queens and the Bronx where the on-water experience rocks back and forth between carefree, refreshing pleasure, and daunting urban concerns of high security.
Travel concerns are daunting because teams are spread out over an extraordinary expanse — from Poprad in Slovakia to Khabarovsk in far eastern Russia, nine time zones away.
While some of these concerns seem daunting, they represent important opportunities that must be addressed in the PMTCT community through rigorous, well-designed studies.
Daunting questions loom large concerning delivery of vaccines to those populations that need it the most.
The challenge to do this successfully may seem daunting to a community concerned that their efforts are under attack.
The prospects of increasing climate instability are daunting, and panelists expressed their concerns as to how to insure the future.
The impact of traumatic events is daunting, both to the individual concerned and to their families, with Watson [ 2] reporting that the total lifetime cost of death and hospital-treated injury in Victoria, Australia for 2001 was estimated at $3.1 billion.
