Sentence examples for daunting difficulties from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Jeffrey, a 20-year veteran of Madison Avenue, faces daunting difficulties in reviving Thompson New York.

Design of effective vaccines against these diseases presents daunting difficulties; therefore, drugs are currently the only way to prevent or treat parasitic diseases.

Yet I cannot help feeling that even the grim picture painted in the report fails to capture fully the daunting difficulties that confront the environment today.

Despite such daunting difficulties, the Cuban church is now "a very unified church, which is often the case during oppressive regimes," said Thomas E. Quigley, a policy adviser with the United States Catholic Conference.

We correctly thought, for example, that the elderly Pope Benedict would face daunting difficulties, but did not imagine he would resign and be replaced by the lively Pope Francis.

There are daunting difficulties ahead, but the reason there is such rising optimism about the prospects for landmark reform in 2009 or 2010 can be easily described by Senate math.

Five previous attempts to mount it had been called off, casualties of its elaborate technical requirements, daunting difficulty and four-hour duration.

Both are of fundamental importance but daunting difficulty with no effective method available to resolve them at present.

Although prospective studies are clearly desirable in delineating the role of early environment in the development of later-life aggressive behavior, such investigations face daunting methodological difficulties.

There is even a sort of Verdi piano concerto: a set of variations of daunting technical difficulty for the soloist.

Yet none of this is to deny that Miss Megawati now faces a daunting list of difficulties, from separatism to economic stagnation (see article).One large uncertainty that remains after Mr Wahid's departure is the influence of the army.