Sentence examples for daunting search from inspiring English sources

Richard J. Codey extended the deadline for collecting contributions after hearing complaints about the daunting search for so many donations.

The daunting search process might have proven impossible to endure, she said, without the help of Scott Segal of Citi Habitats, whom she described as a "godsend".

In the increasingly daunting search for a diplomatic solution, the UN and Arab League have appointed a new special envoy, a veteran Algerian diplomat, Lakhdar Brahimi, after the resignation of the former UN secretary general Kofi Annan.

That deal paid off big time, as it's turned the startup from a daunting search box for 35 million songs into a personalized mix tape.

Despite the economic importance of her research field, when Ster was completing her doctoral thesis at Université François-Rabelais in Tours, France, she found herself in the middle of a daunting search for a funded postdoc position.

For the novice investor, picking a new bond fund entails a daunting search through hidden costs, skimpy disclosure and otherworldly jargon, all for the right to plunk down money for a small payoff that can fall far short of stocks.

There is something daunting about searching for a job alone, and résumé posting on Monster is not my idea of looking for a job.

But it is not only the prices that make the search daunting.

While the number of people looking at your CV may appear daunting, a smart job search strategy will ensure your CV makes an impact and swiftly moves up the chain of command.

The first job search is daunting, especially given all the media coverage about record unemployment rates.

Mr. Cellitti said he was daunted by the search for housing, but hoped to settle in Brooklyn.