Sentence examples for daunting research from inspiring English sources

Stephen King first considered writing a Kennedy novel forty years ago, but he was put off by the daunting research it would require, and by the historical proximity of the event.

The result is that donors today face a daunting research job.

Enhancing online privacy is a daunting research challenge that involves not only computing, but also human behavior and perception.

Timothy Ray Brown's startling fate has pushed to the front a daunting research challenge that long seemed a fool's errand.

While scaling-up quality mental health services in low resource contexts is daunting; prior research demonstrates the feasibility of increasing the capacity of community workers to implement theory-driven psychological health interventions (Murray et al., 2011; Patel, Chowdhary, Rahman, & Verdeli, 2011; Petersen, Bhana, & Baillie, 2011).

However, if the experience of the biologists on our interdisciplinary research team is representative, the transition from biology research to biology education research is fairly daunting.

The challenge is all the more daunting because research into energy technologies by both government and industry has not been rising, but rather falling.

Norton is a full-time geneticist, but she admits that the volume of new research remains daunting.

Despite these recommendations, the practical implications of involving students in research remain daunting.

If you're daunted by this research job, there are companies willing to do the work for you.

Stepping outside of the American research environment was daunting.