Sentence examples for daunting requirements from inspiring English sources

Contemplating the "tight radiuses" of office printers and their other daunting requirements — they must be quiet, cheap, and low-power, and "people without master's degrees" must be able to clear their jams — Ruiz shook his head with parental indulgence.

HOMEOWNERS looking to lower their monthly mortgage payments and also save some on interest may be able to do so without all the hefty fees and daunting credit requirements of refinancing.

Five previous attempts to mount it had been called off, casualties of its elaborate technical requirements, daunting difficulty and four-hour duration.

But many said they had recently lost coverage because they were daunted by the requirements for re-enrollment.

As a children's-book author, and even as a purchaser of children's books, I am daunted by those requirements.

But meeting the requirements is daunting for many counties, and just 33 of Colorado's 64 counties have completed the task, said Larry Kallenberger, executive director of Colorado Counties Inc.

Even a healthy bird is not likely to live on home formulations of bird food, and the feeding requirements are daunting.

Regulatory requirements pose daunting barriers to the introduction of radiological innovations.

High capital costs, extraordinarily high rates of technological change, and daunting computational and analytical requirements make the technology exceptionally challenging to assimilate into the undergraduate curriculum.

This may result in the addition of even more difficult requirements to the already daunting list of legal and administrative conditions Central and Eastern European countries must meet before they can join the European Union.

Many organizations that implement very disparate health programs on a smaller scale may find the data requirements for these models daunting.