Sentence examples for daunting vision from inspiring English sources

It would be a daunting vision if Africa's future generation are denied the human right to access opportunities and resources in the Internet economy like their western counterparts.

The sheer ambition of Mr. Yarshater's vision is daunting.

She was not the least bit daunted by the vision of the top-seeded Hingis across the net from her. Hingis had taken a route to the final that no one imagined, either.

The challenges that lie before all of us who love and care about the Menil Collection are daunting, but the clarity of vision Dominique left as a legacy is something we all honor and support.

Rufus Norris, in the midst of the self-confessedly "daunting" task of formulating his vision for the country's leading theatre, is directing a new play based on American author Katherine Boo's multi-award-winning 2012 non-fiction masterpiece about India, Behind the Beautiful Forevers.

Mr. Kendall and Ms. Aglert, 38 — who do not know each other — face daunting challenges to realize their visions.

High-tech visions like these face daunting hurdles moving into the commodity world of energy.

The mention of EA Sports the division of Electronic Arts responsible for the powerful "Madden" franchise immediately conjures visions of games too daunting and inaccessible to the casual sports fan.

But they face daunting challenges in sustaining their Arctic research outpost and realizing that vision.

The task of turning the IHR 2005 vision of an effective global public health surveillance system into reality is daunting.

Dealing with this complexity is daunting, but Bayesian inference on structured probability distributions offers the ability to design theories of vision that can deal with the complexity of natural images, and that use 'analysis by synthesis' strategies with intriguing similarities to the brain.