Sentence examples for daunting of late from inspiring English sources
In Germany, the experience of new investors has been especially daunting of late, with shares on average down by more than 80% in a year on the Neuer Markt, catering for smaller companies and hi-tech start-ups.
Both firms had family-friendly policies on the books, yet the hours were daunting -- late nights, early mornings, lots of weekends.
The New York Times' Ben Brantley wrote that the cast doesn't "seem daunted by the ghosts of illustrious actors past" and that Underwood looks "smashing and appears to have spent many hours at the gym of late".
Most daunting of all, it is extraordinarily heavy.
Nor were they daunted by the late hour of the event, which started at midnight here to maximize television viewership across Europe.
He has a new lawyer who faces the daunting challenge of representing Mr. Will at this late stage in his appeals.
The inbox is daunting, full of anger and unresolvable regret.
His being married did not daunt either of them.
"That's kind of daunting".
It's sort of daunting, in a way.
