Sentence examples for daunting problems from inspiring English sources

The coalition government faces daunting problems.

They will pose daunting problems to Mr Capriles if he wins.

Many people who read those stories want to help, but feel overwhelmed when faced with daunting problems.

Mr. Cuomo is taking office at a time when the state faces daunting problems and the public expresses little confidence that its political leaders can solve them.

Yar'Adua instituted a reform of the oil sector, tightened his grip on the military, and reduced corruption; he faced daunting problems, however, in repairing the electricity grid.

As we face an era of daunting problems including population growth, changing energy balances, urban densification, and climate change, the need for solutions has never been more pressing.

That was the eventuality raised last month by a prominent general in the Revolutionary Guard, who described the "sedition" faced by the country as "deeper and wider" even than that of four years ago.Even if the elections pass off relatively smoothly, whoever replaces Mr Ahmadinejad will inherit daunting problems caused by sanctions.

Escape of truly unmodified primitive melts to the surface is a rare event, requiring the resolution of daunting problems in chemical and mechanical engineering.

We are faced with daunting problems, and must remain steadfast to overcome them and create a more perfect union.

The costs and implementation of these vaccines in developing countries pose daunting problems.

Finally, Stern disputed the notion that he is besieged by daunting problems.