Sentence examples for daunting fact from inspiring English sources
That is a daunting fact for the world's other top players, but Woods seems to control his own destiny.
Because when fired against American bases, crews firing the 107-millimeter rockets face a daunting fact, which is locked in the math.
This rather daunting fact turns up in James Landale's "The Last Duel: A True Story of Death and Honor" (Canongate; $24).
There is always a chance, perhaps obscured by the daunting fact of so many beachgoers, that some new pressure on sharks, like a decline in natural prey, is driving them inshore.
But women prepared to carry a pregnancy for another couple, probably strangers, are few and far between, and would-be parents face the daunting fact that the surrogacy arrangement is not enforceable in court.
A daunting fact is that the last six months' market drop of 43% in the U.S. represents the worst six-month collapse of prices since 1932.
The task, however, of moving between fiction and fact was daunting.
Students have described this large amount of vocabulary and facts as daunting, in contrast to for example learning physiological knowledge [ 43, 44].
It may look daunting (75+ pages of facts, laws, fees, and restrictions? no thanks) but its probably one of the only ways to make sure you are receiving all the information that you will need.
Few seemed daunted by that fact.
