Sentence examples for daunting that from inspiring English sources
The Brewers need Braun to prove his innocence, however daunting that may be.
For some people, it's daunting that somebody might actually time them.
The current setup, while democratic, produces a reading burden so daunting that few high-profile people are willing to judge.
But current emissions are so daunting that the chances of the planet's cleaning up its act in a timely manner are slim.
With education in the United States, are the problems so daunting that it would be hard for any group to have an impact?
Dr. Bilotta explained that the furor also proved so daunting that the two decided to give up on the process in Italy and went abroad.
It was daunting at that age, like having your first day at school.
The prospects of Detroit's making it that far this year are daunting, but that has not dimmed the excitement around the team.
They contend that the risks inherent in the business are daunting and that profits can be elusive.
"As daunting as that is to me sometimes, I know it is a good thing".
