Sentence examples for daunting conflicts from inspiring English sources

Matthew Gandy is a Cambridge professor who lives closer to the Thames than to the L.A. River, but he's studied it for more than a dozen years, written about it in his book "The Fabric of Space," and here, he sizes up the river's comeback chances, and the daunting conflicts along the way.

The potential scale of conflict is daunting.

The ever-increasing poverty, unemployment, desertification, water scarcity, rising food prices, civil wars, sectarian and ethnic conflicts make the task daunting.

This is especially daunting in cases where two biases conflict, as with conformity and prestige.

Investigating the intersection of entrepreneurs and ethics is itself a daunting task, and reveals polarized and conflicting views.

The statistics presented in Unicef's report, Under Siege - the devastating impact on children of three years of conflict in Syria, are daunting.

I wanted to know more about the role of acceptance in managing a conflict since it can be daunting to accept people and situations as they are.

But even exuberant local visionaries know that navigating conflicting parental and community interests can be daunting without the lever of "the state requires it" to push things forward.

Turning back ISIL, stemming refugee flows, resolving the Syria conflict, and reviving moribund Middle Eastern economies are certainly daunting challenges.

The conflict in Syria is not insoluble, though its solution will prove daunting.

It is especially daunting now, when so many past advances for children are being undermined by poverty, armed conflict, and infectious diseases, including HIV/AIDS.