Sentence examples for daunting uncertainty from inspiring English sources
Even if McMahan's "existence argument" for radical impairment is correct, however, it does not remove the daunting uncertainty of attributing radical cognitive impairment to any actual human being.
The initial financial terror that comes from "jumping of the cliff" into financial uncertainty is daunting.
"Young companies trying to get into pharmacogenomics and personalized medicine are facing daunting challenges because of uncertainties with FDA and just the inherent difficulties of trying to change the paradigm to something where side effects are unacceptable," says Galas.
The task of selecting applicants who wish to become doctors is "a complex problem encumbered by inherent uncertainty" [ 1], and "daunting... selecting a small number of applicants who are most likely to succeed in medical school from a large pool of seemingly suitable applicants"[ 2].
Yet none of this is to deny that Miss Megawati now faces a daunting list of difficulties, from separatism to economic stagnation (see article).One large uncertainty that remains after Mr Wahid's departure is the influence of the army.
Add to that the overall economic uncertainty in the arts world, and the challenges -- never mind the music-making -- are daunting.
