Sentence examples for daunting too from inspiring English sources
The practicalities are daunting, too.
If they're upfront with users about which phones and tablets their app will work on, the support queries aspect becomes less daunting too.
Standard Chartered, a bank, reckons that of 53 cities with over 1m people, 28 are run by politicians who say they will block the reform.The practicalities of setting up supermarkets are daunting, too.
The security challenge is daunting too: expanding a limited CIA-supervised effort backing vetted FSA units will heighten alarm about US weapons falling into the "wrong hands" – as they did so spectacularly in Iraq when Mosul fell in June.
I'd never worked on a HIA before in that context… One of the things that can be a bit daunting too, and I'm going to make a sort of assumption statement now, one of the things that can be quite daunting is someone from the [university] comes in and says, 'you beaut, great, fantastic tool to use'.
While he is not afraid of the future, Mr. Manning said, it sounds a little daunting, too.
Some books are just too long, too heavy to carry, too daunting a chore to actually read.
No project was too big or too daunting.
"A 5k or 10k seemed to be too short and a half marathon seemed too daunting just after a marathon, so we decided on a 15k," he adds.
The puzzle itself you seem to have found not too testing, having once mastered the preamble, but the clue-writing challenge may have proved too daunting for some.
The Dodgers were Stanton's hometown team too, but the team determined the complications of assuming the largest contract in North American sports history were too daunting.
