Sentence examples for daunting land from inspiring English sources

For 400 million years, this rocky and daunting land about 150 miles west of New York City has been a battleground of one sort or another.

In one image from Yokosuka, a hulking warship slants against the shoreline, a dark, daunting double of the land askew.

While the Inchon-Seoul area was a key communications center, the risks of the landing were daunting.

For those who fled to the neighbouring countries of Jordan and Syria, around 2 million Iraqis in total, facing their unsure future in foreign lands proves daunting.

In Picher, the remediation of the land has proved daunting.

An escape to dry land seemed too daunting.

In other words, this ambitious agreement calls for a range of sweeping structural changes including, crucially, land ownership reforms, daunting in their scope and highly challenging in their implementation.

And while those brave and lucky enough to reach America enjoy safety and freedom, life in the land of opportunity is daunting.

When Adam Henson landed a coveted but daunting presenting job on the BBC's rural affairs show Countryfile, he turned to his father, Joe, for advice.

For pilots, landing at the Maldives Male International Airportt is daunting.

And ExxonMobil faces the daunting prospect of dealing with Papua New Guinea's distinctive form of land tenure, which grants control over 97 percent of the land to customary landowners, primarily indigenous people whose ownership rights to small plots are inherited.