Sentence examples for daunting social problems from inspiring English sources

The January issue of Fast Company features the winners of that magazine's first annual Social Capitalists Awards: 20 organizations that are "using the disciplines of the corporate world to tackle daunting social problems".

Chicago faces daunting social, cultural, economic and demographic complexities.

Did they face more daunting social barriers then?

What is forgotten are daunting social, cultural, economic and demographic complexities.

Exacerbating their vulnerability to the widespread poverty and unemployment described above, Zambian women face daunting social and economic inequality.

With the elevation of Mrs. Megawati, who was vice president, Indonesians must now belatedly address daunting economic and social problems that continue to threaten the stability of the world's fourth-most-populous nation.

Egypt is facing daunting economic and social problems, and it needs to find a consensus way forward to build the institutions — judiciary, electoral system, schools — that allow all citizens a say in civic life, protect against autocratic leaders, and adapt and endure over time.

Finally, entrepreneurship is daunting and hard for everyone, especially if you chase giant social problems, so it's not surprising that veterans who have had to develop the grit to do hard things are more likely to step up.

Wrestling with social problems.

Unsurprisingly, social problems abounded.

These are the daunting problems which David Cameron and Michael Gove, the Justice Secretary, have pledged to confront as part of the Prime Minister's commitment to tackle the country's deep-rooted social problems.