Sentence examples similar to due to daunting from inspiring English sources

When a very large number of tests have to be performed, that is unfeasible due to the daunting computational complexity involved.

However, the needed information is either missing or its gathering boils down to daunting tasks.

Inspectors found that detainees' impressions of the centre upon entry were "daunting" due to their arrival at night, the remote location of the centre and the fences and razor wire around it.

But the process, which is inherently daunting due to its size and scope, is confusing and unwieldy.

Not that this seems to daunt Takahito Iguchi.

There was much to daunt me.

The thought seems not to daunt Mr. Augustine at all.

The drought of interested visitors Thursday failed to daunt Meng.

Curbs and steps were identified as substantial barriers to ascend independently and daunting to descend due to the risk of a forward tip.

From initial hospitalization until organ procurement or cessation of life support, the potential organ donor manifests daunting medical challenges due to the dramatic physiological changes that accompany the development of brain death.

These daunting statistics are largely due to the logistical challenge of transporting vaccines and other biomolecules used in diagnostics and therapy, which conventionally require a "cold chain" of refrigeration from the time of synthesis to the time of administration.