Sentence examples for difficult and daunting from inspiring English sources
Dulas has 30 years' experience of selling to foreign governments in developing countries and to aid agencies but even so, Watson still describes the deals as difficult and daunting.
We took the initiative to invite friends to our homes for dinner or take them out, meet new people through support groups or embrace Internet dating, find new interests we had put aside in raising our children, and learn to manage on our own — admittedly at times difficult and daunting — whether plunging a clogged sink or bravely killing giant spiders.
Academic leadership - indeed, leadership of any kind - can be difficult and daunting.
Trouble is, that job – kickstarting the flailing economy – is as difficult and daunting as ever.
Although this will be a difficult and daunting task, I have been pleasantly surprised and greatly encouraged by the enthusiasm and optimism of all who are participating in the process.
Decency and justice requires that this resolution be carried by acclamation, but as we all know, these are difficult and daunting times, and it is difficult to know what the future will hold," he said.
But Linux has always had a reputation of being difficult to install and daunting to use.
It's difficult to overstate how long and daunting the process of transition can be for your average civvy.
He then will play one of the most exciting and demanding three-hole stretches in golf — the reachable par-five 16th, the par-three 17th island hole and daunting par-four 18th hole, the third-most difficult this week at TPC Sawgrass.
The epidemics covered were diverse and daunting.
