Sentence examples for daunting design from inspiring English sources

A daunting design – its power station-like exterior houses a magnificent daylit interior – St Bride's was designed by Gillespie Kidd & Coia (architects of the internationally famous modern ruin, Cardross Seminary), and consecrated in 1964.

One idea rattling around in his head is to design each issue as a unique entity -- or, if that proves too daunting, design four distinct looks a year, on a quarterly basis, subliminally harking back to when the magazine was the Gentleman's Quarterly.

That strategy is to provide the public with a "surfeit" of documents as an antidote to the junk of myth and gossip, and "Revelations" is, by design, daunting to the idly curious or to the accidental tourist.

The process of licensing a new reactor design is also daunting, requiring significant data collection for model verification and validation to provide confidence in safety margins associated with operating a new reactor design under normal and off-normal conditions.

To a design engineer confronted with the design of lightweight composite material armor products, the task of sorting through the design exercise can be daunting.

Uploading (or designing) files can be daunting for the technologically challenged, and the process is not instantaneous.

Designing in the dark was daunting at first, but invigorating by the end.

The breadth of potential combinations of materials, design features and wearable technologies is daunting without a clear profile of the real requirements of the wearer or end-user.

The Internet can make the job of finding a design for your promotional product less daunting.

The need for some kind of supervisor program was quickly recognized, but the design requirements for such a program were daunting.

The task of designing and conducting such a trial is daunting.