Sentence examples for daunting venture from inspiring English sources

With Engstrom, this rather daunting venture is in able hands.

But Elaine Showalter has now undertaken this daunting venture with her vast democratic volume, "A Jury of Her Peers: American Women Writers From Anne Bradstreet to Annie Proulx," in which she energetically describes the work of long-forgotten writers and poets along with that of their more well-known contemporaries.

Mr Lee admits it's been a daunting venture.

From high atop their building, in studios and offices that were much too cramped and much too ill-equipped for such a daunting venture, we went on the air.

Early-stage investment funds, however, do not in themselves answer the question of who invests in blue-skies research, but they can make it a more promising and less daunting venture by helping to contribute to a faster and more reliable idea-to-market process.

The technical obstacles to making small memory cards daunted most venture capitalists.

For a small charity, venturing into financial investment needn't be daunting if good planning is in place to support the process and the investment strategy is simple.

And as the CEO of that venture, each job seeker must ask a simple yet daunting question: Would you hire you?

Nocera writes only columns, which gives him greater latitude in my view than a columnist who also writes news articles and therefore faces the daunting challenge of shooting down the middle one moment and venturing an opinion the next.

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.

Some who chose not to participate feared being financially swamped by their opponents, or venturing into a whole new kind of campaign that involved jumping through daunting bureaucratic hoops.