Sentence examples for daunting date from inspiring English sources
Roddick plays Fernando Vicente Blakee has a more daunting date with Alberto Martín, who upset No. 13-seeded Fernando Gonzalez, perhaps the game's hardest hitter from the backcourt, in the second round.
The idea of recreating the infrastructure of school and child care and play dates is daunting, so it's not surprising that 95 percent of candidates cite family when they turn down a job-related move.
On Oct. 20, the cookbook author appeared on the "Today" show and called the thought of dating again "daunting".
Online dating sites can be daunting.
For advertisers looking for some consumer love, the world of online dating apps can seem daunting.
When High50's Gord Smiley found himself single after losing his wife of 28 years, he thought dating again would be daunting.
Although rules provide a way to generalize beyond dictionaries and identify terms that have not been seen before, it is daunting to keep the rules up to date.
Many qualified social workers who have left the profession find it daunting to return as they need to keep their skills up to date.
The challenges of the national conference, the date of which has not yet been announced, are even more daunting.
If we operate under a dated notion that discomfort is something to avoid, then pressure will continue to feel daunting.
