Sentence examples for daunting traffic from inspiring English sources

The redesigned Malibu faces a daunting traffic jam, with multiple midsize rivals already on the streets, shined up and ready for water-cooler warfare.

And that's helpful; for every morning, after I turn off the urgent chatter of news radio -- its breathless headlines and daunting traffic reports -- I make my way up to this little room and attempt to leave my own time behind.

The region's challenges are unique and daunting for air traffic managers.

Considering the existing gridlocked misery at the Giants' eight regular-season home games, the planned coexistence of stadium and retail center will amount to a daunting experiment in traffic management.

Cecilia Malmstrom, the commissioner for internal affairs, said at the time that it is daunting "to see that trafficking cases rarely make it to court in European countries".

But the prospect of owning a car in a city known for its traffic jams was daunting.

The traffic can be daunting around major cities, but there are some remote and desolate stretches with empty beaches.

Due in part to construction in the nearly 500-square-mile metropolitan area, traffic can be daunting.

Cons People think twice before venturing downtown on weekends -- and even weekdays -- because traffic and parking are daunting.

And though I know a few good stores and restaurants in Millburn, I tend not to venture there in part because the traffic flow to do so is daunting.

The car's 80-inch girth felt daunting on the narrow roads, especially when meeting oncoming traffic.