Sentence examples for daunting expense from inspiring English sources
And American Electric and the maker of the technology, Alstom, are spending $100 million on the initiative — a daunting expense for some producers.
He was from a poor family and was raising a poor family — seven kids on a mill hand's salary — and music lessons and instruments for the girls were a daunting expense.
He was from a poor family and was raising a poor family—seven kids on a mill hand's salary and music lessons and instruments for the girls were a daunting expense.
Disentangling the relative contributions of genetic and environmental factors to the mechanism of a complex human disease such as MetS is daunting because of the expense of procuring the enormous sample sizes necessary to make statistically valid conclusions, particularly in the face of tremendous genetic and lifestyle variation.
I'm not going because I am too daunted by the expense — tickets alone started at $240 this year — and by the logistics of a week in an environment baked and dehydrated by the sun and buffeted by sandstorms.
No one writes news stories praising leaders because bridges continue to stand.Yesterday, the New York Times took a different line of argument, noting that old infrastructure is often patched up repeatedly, because new projects are daunting in their scope and expense.
The expense would be daunting".
The expense and effort seemed daunting.
The sheer expense of the city is daunting for those on fixed incomes.
For a woman struggling to support her family on minimum wage, adding these travel expenses to the cost of the procedure often proved daunting.
