Sentence examples for daunting document from inspiring English sources

Of course each proposed privatization had its prospectus, but a formal prospectus can be a daunting document.

The UCI rulebook is a somewhat impenetrable and daunting document but on issues of accepting anything but a bidon or spanner from another team, the rules are crystal clear.

A credit report can seem like a daunting document but it doesn't have to be... Dispute the items you highlighted on the credit reports.

That memo, I am told with assurance, is still alive and well in the files of the foreign ministry--and the sainted Zhou Enlai's authorship makes it too daunting a document for any Chinese but the Politburo to declare null and void.

The human toll is daunting, dramatically documented in The New York Times by Matthew Purdy in columns about people being separated from their families, spending decades behind bars, longer than convicts serving minimum sentences for manslaughter or rape.

Getting the PBL curricular document ready is an important first step; however, the implementation of the curricular document is daunting and requires the cooperation of faculty members, students, non-academic staff, and the wider university community.

Though the length of the original document was daunting for Sikoryak, he says the hardest aspect of the project "was keeping up with the Terms as they were updated.

Yet even someone with his self-assurance must have been daunted by the document's main big idea: wholesale reform of Australia's 107-year-old constitution.The document was the product of an "ideas summit" that Mr Rudd had assembled in Canberra.

The sheer hard work of clandestine document photography is daunting, even these days.

We do not have much evidence yet for these effects, and the effort needed to document them is daunting.

The modern task of successfully destroying electronic documents has become daunting enough to give Oliver North nightmares.