Sentence examples for daunting task of selecting from inspiring English sources

Any one faced with the daunting task of selecting a new TV show to watch will tell you: there is simply too much TV to choose from, given that we still only have a precious twenty-four hours per day.

Armed with tote bags for the handouts awaiting them, thousands of Chicago parents shuffled through display tables adorned with brightly colored posters as they faced the daunting task of selecting schools for their children.

Now Mr. Guadalupe faces the daunting task of being Mr. Biver's following act.

Yet the already daunting task of winning such authority will be harder without concessions from Japan.

Operationally, though, AT&T faces the daunting task of rebuilding its European presence.

Mr. Moynihan now faces the daunting task of guiding Bank of America into its post-bailout future.

It now faces the daunting task of trying to fix its problems on the road.

Now he faces the daunting task of rejuvenating an increasingly aging squad, one with an average age of 31.

Froch now faces the daunting task of fighting in Berlin in the tournament's last group stage meeting.

In practice, the critical task of selecting a sample size for studies with repeated measures can be daunting.

The task of selecting applicants who wish to become doctors is "a complex problem encumbered by inherent uncertainty" [ 1], and "daunting... selecting a small number of applicants who are most likely to succeed in medical school from a large pool of seemingly suitable applicants"[ 2].