Sentence examples for daunting potential from inspiring English sources

Although daunting, potential solutions to these issues are in fact within our reach, and thus provide an opportunity to create new relationships and collaborative models.

At 35 you're on the precipice staring wildly out into the daunting, potential infertile unknown.

"CanWest has reawakened us to the daunting potential of concentration of newsroom ownership," the ad read in part.

A disruptive rate of sea-level rise is one of the most daunting potential consequences of climate change.

The most daunting potential late entrants to the race, Mr Christie and Sarah Palin, the former governor of Alaska and tea-party darling, have now officially demurred.

Some Wikipedians say gender disparities in science, technology, engineering and math might make the coding and mark-up language sometimes involved in editing seem daunting to potential editors.

She helped drive the campaign to reduce X-rated businesses, saying they contributed to an environment that sprouted crime, shrank property values and daunted many potential visitors and investors.

Although daunting challenges face potential small molecule inhibitors of amyloidogenesis [ 7], they are beginning to reach the clinic.

All in all, however, the Athletics appeared anxious, nervous, all too aware of the daunting atmosphere and the potential for season-ending mistakes.

I understand the case for states' rights in this arena, but the prospect of a myriad of different state rules is daunting and has the potential to reduce the efficiency of the massive US marketplace.

Still the Commissioners prevaricated, daunted by the potential costs, estimated by Robert Stevenson at £63,000.