Sentence examples for daunting trek from inspiring English sources
Even with a detailed map, "Music for 18 Musicians" is a daunting trek, especially for a year-old group of undergraduates at a university whose music majors mostly become teachers, not professional players.
A walk down historic Nerudova street in Mala Strana, for instance, may be a daunting trek in the height of tourist season, but come winter, no large groups block the views over the rooftops, no tourist buses obscure the Gothic and Baroque facades of the buildings.
Once I made the daunting trek to security, I instantly made a fool of myself.
Under a pounding Southern California sun that makes pedestrians take shade under umbrellas, riders may turn lethargic and downright grumpy as they must walk similarly daunting treks to Metro Rail "destinations" like Little Tokyo, which is five or more blocks from the Civic Center station, and the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, nine blocks from the Memorial Park station.
In fact, 34% of the survey's respondents reported job candidates had turned down offers because of daunting treks.
The technical details of economic network analysis are daunting, but the metaphors evoke a "Star Trek" episode: the network is described as a bow-tie shaped "super entity" of concentrated corporate ownership.
Also sponsored by Gore, the trek through the Alps travels a daunting 320 kilometers (or 199 miles) over eight days.
