Sentence examples for daunting enough to from inspiring English sources

While hacking into the system appears feasible, it looks daunting enough to give pause for thought.

Those odds are daunting enough to encourage many corporate defendants to settle before setting foot in Marshall.

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

It is daunting enough to establish a critical beachhead on a character so well defended, in Wall's words, by "lucid comic anguish".

But, at least at first, the Robomow is daunting enough to make one nostalgic for the putt-putt of a two-cycle engine.

It was daunting enough to have to face 150 reporters, he says, but it was downright unnerving to know he would be followed by Jayson Williams, a former New Jersey Nets basketball player and owner of a New Jersey lacrosse franchise.

Last-minute holiday shopping is daunting enough without having to keep one eye on the parking meter.

As if designing a boat to cope with all of that on the 11,000-mile voyage from San Francisco to Sydney isn't daunting enough, this one also has to be environmentally irreproachable.

As if the mechanics were not daunting enough, Treasury officials need to make wrenching decisions that will determine the bailout's winners and losers.

The menu changes often enough, reservations are scarce enough, and the $150 price tag before tax, tip and drinks is daunting enough, that you're unlikely to eat the same meal twice.

Expecting users to pan around a map is daunting enough for the immediate surrounding area, but when you're trying to get users to see where your friends are vacationing or doing other cool stuff, it's a lot more difficult.