Sentence examples for daunting encounter from inspiring English sources
This being France, she must first clear some bureaucratic hurdles, in particular a rigorous training program (telescoped here into the bloody slaughter of a pig and a daunting encounter with a giant combine).
Bringing the learning opportunities and fun of chess to young people may seem like a small step to take in the face of daunting challenges encountered by so many young people in underserved communities, but it's a step in the right direction, and a step I'm really proud to be a part of.
Kids and adults can be daunted when encountering someone who is different from them.
On the early raids from Saipan, in November and December, B-29 crews had encountered daunting hundred-and-forty-mile-an-hour jet-stream winds at their planned altitude of twenty-seven thousand feet, and many failed to drop their bomb loads anywhere near the planned targets.
For me, this encounter was as daunting as the one in All the President's Men was for Woodward and Bernstein when their latest piece is scrutinised by Ben Bradlee, the executive editor of the Washington Post.
Finally, the challenge of creating a primarily speech-based interface that will allow a doctor and patient to correct a visually-presented encounter record seems daunting.
As a trainee GP with little experience, it was often daunting to manage these intense patient-led encounters.
While this is all very encouraging, this information avalanche often proves daunting to biologists for there are great difficulties encountered in searching, retrieving, interpreting or managing the data.
A crowd of almost 20,000 were at Lord's for Thursday evening's encounter in the South Group, which the left-armer admits was a bit daunting.
As I reach the end of my career, I find these obstacles daunting, even though they affect me only indirectly through the difficulties my students and postdocs encounter as they attempt to thread their way through this career minefield.
