Sentence examples for daunting opposition from inspiring English sources

Any move to trim the counterterrorism bureaucracy will face daunting opposition.

Even so, they represent daunting opposition in what may prove Hiddink's last brush with this competition.

The sight of those famous yellow Brazilian shirts in opposition did nothing to daunt Wilshere.

Points: Four-balls 0/2, Foursomes 0/0, Singles 1/1 Total: 1/3 Stewart Cink 6 Failed to daunt the opposition despite being 6ft 4in.

As ever, the task looks daunting for the opposition and its leader, Anwar Ibrahim.

But the political forces that would rise in opposition are daunting.

Holloway seemed unsure afterwards whether he had been too cautious – "if we'd started like we finished, we might have got absolutely hammered" – or his players had been daunted by the opposition.

Given that a majority of states have recently adopted measures that explicitly prohibit gay nuptials, the plaintiffs face daunting legal, cultural, and political opposition.

As the note suggests, even if the E.P.A. stands down and a major investor comes on board, the mine still faces a daunting level of local activism and opposition.

But such changes risk both a presidential veto and opposition from vocal trade unions.It all looks daunting.

Mr. Kan also faces the daunting task of passing bills through a divided Parliament, in which opposition parties control the upper house.