'daunting expectations' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is difficult for someone to achieve, especially regarding a certain expectation or standard. For example: "Facing the daunting expectations set by her parents, Sarah was determined to perform well in her exams."
To fit into the social world, robots will need to take both casual and formal instructions and to meet tacit expectations: daunting tasks for doornails.But robots could move farther into the social world than people currently expect, in part because that world may prove oddly welcoming.
Although I found this conversation uncomfortable and the expectations daunting, I decided to go to this school because it was close to home.
Germany daunted by great expectations as Obama passes baton to Merkel Many were surprised to learn that the majority of white women voted for Trump and helped him to victory.
The expectations for Alabama each year are daunting – regularly ranked #1 and expected to win the national title.
Suddenly, raising boys in this environment that continues to perpetuate certain cultural expectations of women seems daunting.
Particularly this year, with a roster whose front-court three (Amar'e Stoudemire, Carmelo Anthony and Tyson Chandler) alone accounts for 69 percent of the team's payroll, expectations have seldom seemed more daunting.
A quaint, homey Italian restaurant in Carroll Gardens with a penchant for housemade pastas and meatballs, Brucie was confidently undertaking a task that seemed impossibly daunting on a holiday already weighted with stressful expectations of splendor.
A quaint, homey Italian restaurant in Carroll Gardens with a penchant for housemade pastas and meatballs, Brucie was confidently undertaking a task that seemed impossibly daunting on a holiday already weighted with stressful expectations of splendour.
