Sentence examples for daunting pace from inspiring English sources
Rather than easing back on her schedule, Ms. McPartland, a resident of Port Washington, keeps up a daunting pace.
The daunting pace of innovation in the information and communications technology (ICT) landscape, of technology and business structure, is a well-known but under-appreciated reality.
While I'm delighted to be blessed with a publisher and editor I love, I found the pace to be daunting.
The director (Tim Story) uses a very staccato/MTVish editing style to give the film a rapid-fire pace that is daunting at times.
Linking to appropriate supporting evidence and providing frequent updates are also daunting tasks, given the rapid pace of discovery, but are tasks that could readily be distributed among collaborating groups.
The challenge for the two unions is daunting because they are finding it tough to keep pace with a fast-changing company in a fast-changing industry.
Their length no longer seems daunting, the unhurried unfolding of their musical narratives no longer creates problems of pacing.
But he is still well off the pace set by race leaders, with just four months to go before he must attempt to qualify for London.In the meantime, Mr Phelps's achievements must look daunting.
