Sentence examples for daunting constraints from inspiring English sources
Those daunting constraints explain why so many television producers resort to remaking classics, including, most notoriously, a 1977 version of the Jimmy Stewart classic "It's a Wonderful Life," entitled, "It Happened One Christmas," with Marlo Thomas in the George Bailey role.
It does not help that government forces and the area's separatist rebels are, it is reported, still engaged in sporadic clashes, despite hopes that they would lay down their weapons so aid agencies could distribute supplies uninitimidated".There are daunting logistical constraints," admitted Kofi Annan, the UN secretary-general, at the summit, "but they are not insurmountable".
Its vaunted monorail goes practically nowhere, its downtown is still struggling, and political turmoil at City Hall -- added to daunting budgetary constraints -- has kept civic progress at a minimum.
Her underperformance, in other words, cannot be written off as the typical travails of a Texas Democrat.Any Texas Democrat who aspires to statewide office faces a daunting set of constraints.
The constraints are daunting.
Nonetheless, administrators who decide they should help their cornered students often face daunting pragmatic and legal constraints.
Having overcome daunting technical challenges and significant financial constraints, these companies are on the threshold of opening the frontier of space to a much greater section of the population.
Such constraints might well be thought daunting to a biographer, but Mr Ackroyd has managed very well.
As with the earlier anthology, Mr. Benbihy's goal is to tell brief love stories that are deeply rooted in different city neighborhoods — sort of Hagstrom meets IMDb — and to do so under constraints that most filmmakers would find daunting.
