Sentence examples for daunting picture from inspiring English sources
Some 90% of the continent's nuclear plants are set to shut by 2050 – almost half within the next decade – and the paper sets out a daunting picture of the scale of the challenge facing nuclear power: up to €500bn will be needed to meet the cost of new plant builds and lifetime extensions, it says.
Nothing illuminates this more clearly than health care.A new report, published in Health Affairs on July 28th, paints a daunting picture.
It all painted a daunting picture.
He is, grinning at the prospect of lunch, a somewhat daunting picture of health.
A detailed examination of House and Senate seats in play, alongside state and local economic data compiled by Moody's Analytics for The New York Times, yields some surprising bits of encouragement for Democrats but also adds color to the overall daunting picture confronting the party.
While the mayor of New Orleans, Mitch Landrieu, prefers to talk about statistics like the number of new jobs created since he took over in 2010, or the fact that the number of technology jobs in the city grew 19% between 2007 and 2012 – six times the national rate – there are other data points that point to a more daunting picture.
And when you start from an unemployment rate of almost 10 percent, the arithmetic of job creation — the amount of growth you need to get back to a tolerable jobs picture — is daunting.
The technical trickiness and semiotic density of Wall's picture daunt the mind even as its handsomeness holds the eye.
The Jets' best hope to reach the playoffs is to win the division, because the wild-card picture in the A.F.C. is fairly daunting.
With an open-ended picture app you can take a picture of anything, and to some users, that's daunting.
