Sentence examples for daunting solutions from inspiring English sources

The process is daunting, solutions are elusive, and progress is very slow.

The real, albeit daunting, solution is to lift these children — these nations — out of poverty.

Although daunting, potential solutions to these issues are in fact within our reach, and thus provide an opportunity to create new relationships and collaborative models.

TIM BROWN, the boss of IDEO, a consultancy that helped shape Apple's first mouse, does not have solutions to daunting global problems such as climate change, epidemics and persistent poverty.

The conflict in Syria is not insoluble, though its solution will prove daunting.

Some habits, such as procrastinating, can be difficult to change because the solution seems so daunting.

The international community faces a daunting task to find a political solution to the lawless nation's political and military crisis.

No matter how daunting the problem, you contrived a solution," reads Bacevich's letter.

The obstacles to doing so are profound and in many ways as daunting as the prospect of a military solution.

Intellectually daunting as the crisis in physics may be, its practical solution would seem to demand little more than the annual interest on the rounding error of a Google founder's fortune.

While this convergence appears daunting, it also provides an opportunity because it means cities can share solutions and learn from each other.