Sentence examples for daunting difficult from inspiring English sources

Internships can be daunting, difficult and downright scary.

George Gonzalez Executive Director Board of Elections New York, Aug. 27, 2010 To the Editor: Ariel Kaminer implies that voting the new way is daunting and difficult, and that only the curious should bother.

Since targeted engineering of superior strains involves detailed understanding of the phenotype/genotype relationship and can often require high throughput-directed evolution techniques [ 11] for enhanced enzyme activities, it makes this task daunting and difficult to achieve.

They suit tender greens, herbs and vegetables, and might not be daunted by difficult ones like asparagus and artichokes, and salads dressed with vinaigrette.

It can all be daunting — and increasingly difficult for both bloggers and readers to navigate.

Though the ingredients list may be daunting, it is not difficult to assemble.

Looking back, it should have been daunting – financially, it's difficult to get a restaurant off the ground.

Dulas has 30 years' experience of selling to foreign governments in developing countries and to aid agencies but even so, Watson still describes the deals as difficult and daunting.

We took the initiative to invite friends to our homes for dinner or take them out, meet new people through support groups or embrace Internet dating, find new interests we had put aside in raising our children, and learn to manage on our own — admittedly at times difficult and daunting — whether plunging a clogged sink or bravely killing giant spiders.

All the same, the thought of a world that is changing out of all recognition and bringing with it a set of daunting existential challenges is difficult to ignore, and the general effect is rather as if The Waste Land had been rewritten for the variety hall stage.

Academic leadership - indeed, leadership of any kind - can be difficult and daunting.