Sentence examples for daunting problem from inspiring English sources

And another daunting problem presented itself: where to stash a set of four 5-by-7-foot plugs during the day?

The weapons saturating the country pose a daunting problem for American military officers and the new chief of the Haitian police.

The origin of life is biology's most daunting problem.

At home, the most obvious and daunting problem is runaway entitlement spending.

"It is a daunting problem, and it has been a recalcitrant problem," Dr. Jernigan said.

And we still have the daunting problem of extricating ourselves from the scene of the crime.

The most daunting problem facing Qarabatur was that it had no water.

It's like a reprieve, as if a daunting problem had unexpectedly turned out to be easy.

For each spectacular claim about quantum computing, there is an equally daunting problem that shows how remote those prospects are.

But the lawyers soon discover a more daunting problem: many detainees are too mentally ill or mentally disabled to understand anything.

But quantity is a daunting problem at the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia in Valencia, where Mr. Domingo was singing in the Verdi rarity "I Due Foscari".