Sentence examples for daunting to release from inspiring English sources

The next task facing him is even more daunting: to release a record that will make him a contemporary country star again, and not just the singer of what most fans now refer to as simply The Song.

Stiennon said the level of data protection an organization needs to prevent similar breaches and embarrassing "doxing" (wherein stolen documents are released to the public) is daunting to contemplate, but necessary.

With ten studio albums, a handful of official live releases, and an extensive reissue campaign well underway, it may seem a bit daunting to find a suitable entry point or next step.

Was it daunting to take control?

That is not daunting to Mr. Gray.

That would be daunting to me.

Many people find London Underground daunting to complain to.

It is daunting to imagine the recovery that lies ahead.

The tasks required would be daunting to any judge.

The academic ballet vocabulary is not daunting to Ratmansky.

Twitter's interface can be daunting to newcomers.