Sentence examples for daunting legacy from inspiring English sources

But in spite of this possibly daunting legacy, the young man was never in the shadow of his eminent forebears, and developed a career in his own right as one of the leading violin soloists of the last century.

It was a daunting legacy for Ricky Ponting, in addition to being Waugh's heir as No1 batsman, and here he condoned something that neither Waugh nor his predecessor Mark Taylor would have: he let a sleeping Test lie.

Although Stravinsky recorded all of his works as models for other performers, his daunting recorded legacy may actually have hurt the reputation of his music.

Stanley Fish, in his article "Running Away From a Daunting Television Legacy" [Oct.

The task confronting the nation — and Mr. da Silva's legacy — is daunting.

"As business owners know, it can take weeks of daunting paperwork to get another debit card from a legacy bank.

The challenges that lie before all of us who love and care about the Menil Collection are daunting, but the clarity of vision Dominique left as a legacy is something we all honor and support.

Although the political and economic issues are daunting, these damage estimates can be used to help determine one-time legacy fees and fees on future activities (including deorbit noncompliance), which can deter future debris generation, compensate operational spacecraft that are destroyed in future collisions, and partially fund research and development into space debris mitigation technologies.