Sentence examples for daunting enterprise from inspiring English sources

Navigating the law as an older adult, or on behalf of one, is a daunting enterprise.

After decades of research that sought, and found, evidence of a human influence on the earth's climate, climatologists are beginning to shift to a new and similarly daunting enterprise: creating decade-long forecasts for climate, just as meteorologists routinely generate weeklong forecasts for weather.

The Johnson plan ran into many of the obstacles that have tripped up other Westerners seeking to invest in Eastern Europe: difficulties in assessing the value of enterprises, daunting investments needed for modernization and workers' worries that foreign investors want to take advantage of them.

The sheer scale of the OU enterprise was daunting: there were 42,000 applications in the first year, 25,000 of which were accepted - and this at a time when any other new university would start with a few hundred students.

The reach of this criminal enterprise is daunting.

The challenges facing enterprises are obviously daunting.

IBM Watson, which solves company-specific use cases and trains on proprietary enterprise data sets, requires daunting manual data management and rigorous training that IBM's global business services division is happy to charge large services fees to undertake.

However complicated the engineering challenges, however daunting the cost, the canal was a similar enterprise: a futuristic idea that could be made into a reality.

This is not as daunting a task as it might appear, given that about 90 enterprises – mainly extractive industries – are responsible for two thirds of global carbon emissions.

The customer base is daunting: One glance at the Defense Department's organization chart shows that DoD is an unusually large, complex enterprise.

Another: Enterprises with an installed base of potentially hundreds of Windows applications would find such a move daunting.