Sentence examples for daunting steps from inspiring English sources

Some riders groan about the lack of air-conditioning in August, the deafening clackety clack and the three daunting steps that impede disabled riders and those pushing strollers.

Hosting in front of a live audience, which must be a daunting step up from sitting in an office with some microphones, are the "QI Elves": James Harkin, Andrew Hunter Murray, Anna Ptaszynski and Dan Schreiber.

Tonight, they're unveiling the spacecraft that'll help them take the next logical (if daunting) step: sending up a handful of astronauts.

But the daunting final steps require cooperation between regional governments and international organizations to get to the finish line.

I mentioned last time that on my first visit, Stan had told me that The Steps still existed — the daunting 131 concrete steps up which he and "Babe Hardyy back-breakingly struggled and heaved the crated piano, losing it a few times — in the Oscar-winning short "The Music Box".

A 2014 report from the UN's Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples highlighted Canada's failings: "Despite positive steps, daunting challenges remain.

I am no longer a graduate student, but I am still learning -- especially about shifting expectations and about facing mountains that appear daunting, one innovative step at a time.

Tackling such a large task is daunting, but there are steps we can take to make our goals attainable.

The problems are daunting but a big step has been taken".

She at times seemed daunted by the steps being taught by the choreographer Eric Sean Fogel, at one point saying to no one in particular, "I feel so out of my element".

Military leaders say that step is too daunting.