Sentence examples for daunting damage from inspiring English sources

(See “Gustav's Daunting Damage Estimates.”).”

Although the political and economic issues are daunting, these damage estimates can be used to help determine one-time legacy fees and fees on future activities (including deorbit noncompliance), which can deter future debris generation, compensate operational spacecraft that are destroyed in future collisions, and partially fund research and development into space debris mitigation technologies.

Few, then, would have predicted that McClellan's first and most daunting damage-control assignment would turn out to be his own father.

True, yet the magnitude of the damage is daunting.

The damage is daunting: O'Quinn says 1,000 companies have lost at least $100 billion in market capitalization.

Viewed in isolation, such data are daunting.

Her daunting to-do list includes repairing ties with America, damaged by the revelation in 2013 that its spies had tapped her phone calls.

Given the damage in the markets, however, policy makers face daunting challenges.

The damage the Trump-Brexit-Putin nexus can inflict is daunting.

As daunting as the crisis looks, there is a cost to inaction — in human suffering, regional instability and damage to America's global standing.

But no matter where you are, the threat of damage to your home or unexpected hiccups in the rental process can make it seem daunting to get started.