Sentence examples for daunting conclusion from inspiring English sources
Using mathematics, a rather daunting conclusion was reached suggesting even after sampling hundreds of additional S. agalactiae genome sequences, novel genes would still be added to the accessory genome [169].
The need for handling tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of data points, especially originating from a much smaller number of tumors, is daunting and mistaken conclusions might be reached in the absence of optimal analytical techniques.
It is daunting to come to the conclusion you deserve only the best, you should reach your potential in love, work and in life because it is easier to just settle.
In the course of reaching that conclusion, Jenkins proves equal to the daunting scale of his subject, a Toscanini for Beethoven.
Just look at his conclusion: "Kafka found [life] unbearably complicated, altogether daunting, and for the most part joyless, and so described it in his fiction.
Conclusion: The idea of launching a new product is very daunting.
