Sentence examples for daunting record from inspiring English sources

Ponting was the first, out first ball for the fifth time in his career at a ground where he has a daunting record.

Bismarck's daunting record of 19 years in office is now in his sights.But are things, for Germany and its chancellor, really so rosy?

Australia have a daunting record in Brisbane, having not lost a Test there since 1988, and the first Test Down Under has set the tone for the last two series.

On top of that daunting record of two-party dominance, no third party in New Jersey has yet managed to even become a minor player, either by winning a solid minority of votes or by forging mutually helpful ties to a big party, the way the Liberal and Right to Life parties in New York often ally themselves with the Democrats and Republicans.

Despite that daunting record, Farrell said the England players are in good spirits and relishing the opportunity to test themselves against the best.

Although Stravinsky recorded all of his works as models for other performers, his daunting recorded legacy may actually have hurt the reputation of his music.

(For those who might find the Bear Family boxed set daunting, Rounder Records is releasing a series of three CD's from the Columbia records -- the first two of which are now out -- and Proper, a British label, has released a four-CD set of Wills's recordings).

However the potential "negative" of this lab was that I found its track record as daunting as outstanding, in a field in which I was a complete novice.

Finally, the challenge of creating a primarily speech-based interface that will allow a doctor and patient to correct a visually-presented encounter record seems daunting.

Two astronauts woke up today with an American space endurance record, but both admitted that it would be psychologically daunting to challenge a world record set by a Russian in the 1990's.

The sheer quantity and density of images, the sense of a whole world recorded, is daunting.