Sentence examples for daunting construction from inspiring English sources

Beyond the daunting construction gantlet is a place that looks less like a beaten-up old park with a few lovely improvements, and more like a rejuvenated, modern park with a few rough edges.

Casey's initial need was for engineer units to accomplish the daunting construction program, but soon stocks of engineer supplies and equipment began to run low.

This can make buying off floor plans while a project is under construction less daunting.

The cost, however, is daunting: $45 million (original bridge construction cost $35 million) — and financing has not yet been secured.

Corruption in construction drives up the already daunting cost of doing business in New York, experts say, and several construction executives said the investigation is beginning to rattle the industry.

But, he added, the construction costs can be daunting.

It was unclear, too, whether the daunting effort downtown would stretch the availability of construction workers.

The construction costs for a nationwide network are daunting.

Still, given the cost of construction in Manhattan, said Ms. Ellen of N.Y.U., the challenge is daunting.

Due in part to construction in the nearly 500-square-mile metropolitan area, traffic can be daunting.

Such a construction program, he told me, is at least theoretically achievable, but the practicalities are daunting.