Sentence examples for daunting possibility from inspiring English sources

JUST when they were beginning to get used to the daunting prospect of life without Fidel Castro, Cubans are now being forced to consider another, even more daunting, possibility: life without Hugo Chávez.

Mr. Knight believes that someone who says "I love that Gareth Pugh silver coat" will be able to place an order directly from the Internet (as Burberry is already doing), avoiding all e-commerce or brick-and-mortar stores — a daunting possibility of an earthquake in consumer shopping.

One daunting possibility, the security analysts said, is that Russia will be inspired to grab what it wants and isn't getting through normal trade.

But control of the Senate, seen as a long shot just weeks ago, is also now a realistic, less-daunting possibility.

The strictures seemed daunting but the possibilities fresh.

"When you move into any new place, it's initially a kind of undifferentiated expanse, or daunting chaos of possibilities, and this project has turned Hartford into a specific array of opportunities so students know what they are and know how to get to them," Dr. Lloyd said.

All possible military initiatives to avoid those possibilities are daunting.

Today, the scale of biological data available to organize, analyse and disseminate is daunting, yet offers exciting possibilities that could provide answers to many central questions in life sciences research.

And this morning he also told Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace that he is not daunted by the possibility of a televised showdown with Mr. Obama, suggesting that he could defeat the incumbent president by pointing out on stage that Mr. Obama has turned the economy into what he likened to a "Frankenstein" monster.

It is daunting to contemplate the strong possibility that we may have to judge buildings without recourse to such familiar frameworks.

For the rest of us, the possibilities are liberating, if not daunting.