Sentence examples for daunting to tackle from inspiring English sources

It may seem daunting to tackle schoolwork while maintaining a job.

The third narrative suffers from a diffuse actor: not a bad apple here or there, but a hostile white society that was far more daunting to tackle and difficult to legislate away.

It feels too daunting to tackle it by yourself.

But as nations across the continent have made remarkable progress against infectious diseases once thought too daunting to tackle, more people are living long enough to develop cancer, and the disease is coming to the forefront.

Finding the question too daunting to tackle, I turned it around: What drove me into the lab at 7 30 a.m. every day?

Was it daunting to take control?

That would be daunting to me.

That is not daunting to Mr. Gray.

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.