Sentence examples for daunting field from inspiring English sources

American experts familiar with the Chinese undersea program say it is unusual in that Beijing has little experience in the daunting field.

The next presidential race will probably attract a more daunting field of candidates, leaving little room for a man who will then be 72 and whose House career ended in censure and disgrace.

(Kudos to the casting of Jim Carnahan and Nora Brennan for their daunting task of fielding four kids for each lead child's role, a flock of little children in other parts and adults in countless other spots, all of them good).

"The diversity of receptor subtypes is a daunting problem in the field, and this study does an outstanding job of highlighting the effects of a4*.

Amid growing speculation that the Mets will shrink the daunting dimensions of Citi Field this off-season, the issue has become an open topic of discussion among players in the clubhouse.

Functional recovery following a severe peripheral nerve injury is a daunting challenge in the field of neuroscience.

Ms. Field faced the daunting task of convincing Hollywood that the lively young woman who had played Sister Bertrille was a serious actress worthy of film roles.

The task on the field is a daunting one, with Leeds on a run of seven wins from their past eight, but Henderson is not afraid to look at the bigger picture.

Starting out in the field can be daunting, so contact your alumni department or local chapter of the STC to see if you can meet with an experienced technical writer.

It took some time for the Royal Ballet to welcome Tetley back after his first two radical works for the company - Field Figures (from that daunting initial visit, to music by Karlheinz Stockhausen) and Laborintus (1972, to Luciano Berio).

The Vetch Field was a very daunting place to go for an away team.