Sentence examples for daunting price from inspiring English sources

The sugar industry swears it is not subsidised; but it rests on a system of daunting price supports and import restrictions.

What the company needed was a car with broader appeal, greater versatility and a less daunting price.

She loves it so much that its daunting price tag didn't deter her or her parents -- her father is a police officer and her mother is a Catholic schoolteacher in Brooklyn -- from enrolling.

After raising $35,000 for gym mats, musical instruments and other extras last year, parents at Disney II Magnet School in Chicago now face a more daunting price tag — $100,000 — to keep their children in class an extra hour each day.

Toyota last month announced it would lease two fuel cell vehicles, but at the daunting price of $10,000 per month, per vehicle.

You see a diverse community of people united by a desire to eat extremely well without preciousness or daunting prices, but you don't really see a neighborhood restaurant, at least not anymore.

At the Dakota, 740 Park Avenue or 15 Central Park West a gantlet of daunting prices, white-gloved doormen, and in some cases Kremlinesque co-op boards, keep mere mortals from a nirvana of sun-drenched penthouses, richly paneled salons, and squads of porters and concierges who smooth out life's rough patches.

Even the long-daunting price differential between online stores and physical Best Buy shops is slowly changing.

Mr. Bush faces a fearsome trifecta of shocks, each of which is daunting: soaring oil prices, a meltdown in housing and mortgage lending and plunging consumer confidence.

For those daunted by the price and the lengthy sittings involved in oil paintings, Catherine Stock, a painter and children's book illustrator, renders children in watercolors.

If you find fabric prices daunting, 1502 Fabrics in High Point, N.C., has millions of yards of silks, cottons, wools and blends from companies like Robert Allen, Kravet and Duralee for up to 50percentt off retail.