Sentence examples for daunting decision from inspiring English sources

It was a daunting decision.

This is a pretty daunting decision, and it's also a risky one.

She is among a gaggle of high-profile guests, who, having been painstakingly fitted with one of Galliano's frocks, face a daunting decision over which dress to wear to the ball.

Even if the control of oil prices were in American hands, which it is not (since we have no means of influencing it other than using our reserves or jawboning OPEC), we would still face a daunting decision.

As any anti-trafficking expert will tell you, when a person comes out of a situation of entrapment, violence and exploitation – be it a city centre brothel or a day labourer's squalid trailer in a Lincolnshire field – they face a potentially daunting decision: whether to talk to the police or to anyone "official", and what to say anyway.

It was a daunting decision, she says, but for her it was a matter of personal integrity.

The Obama administration faces other daunting decisions.

The more expensive an item a car, say the more daunting the decision.

Yet these flawed men confronted daunting moral decisions — whether to seek vengeance or to rescue others, how to recreate a sense of community among those who had lost everything, how to keep faith alive when all evidence was that God had turned away — and gradually, reluctantly even, they rose to the task, discovering in themselves something extraordinary.

As daunting as this decision can be, Jason advises that founders should address a pivot head on.

Since our judgments are so vulnerable to biases and so many different factors affect decision making, the challenge of developing clinical decision makers who consistently make optimal and reliable decisions appears daunting.