Sentence examples for daunting missions from inspiring English sources

More than 1,500km ahead lay one of the most daunting missions of this 52-year-old attorney's career: to track down Li Heping, one of China's best-known human rights lawyers.

They were familiar characters dropped into a familiar setting, tasked with a familiar, if daunting, mission: save the world.

But his mission proved daunting.

The UN's Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said his mission was "daunting, but not insurmountable" and called for "a unity of effort that will have an impact on the ground".

"He was never daunted by his mission.

After all, she's embarking upon a mission that may be daunting, but it is well within reach: To become the first New Yorker, male or female, to break into modern competitive surfing's top tier.

Though O'Brien did not interview any heads of state, in some ways his mission was even more daunting.

Light banter aside, the mission's task is daunting in an age when cyber criminals almost have a concerning cult like status and more importantly when enemies and opposition forces are as adaptive as the computer equipment they operate.

And because sponsored brides also need to have a thick skin to cope with traditionalists who find these brand-name weddings crass, the mission for money can seem daunting.

But even just archiving big data for some of NASA's missions and other international projects can be daunting.

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