Sentence examples for faced daunting challenges from inspiring English sources
Cailloux and the rest of the Native Guards faced daunting challenges in the face of bitter white racism.
From the start, the United States has faced daunting challenges in Afghanistan, including violence, extreme poverty, corruption and President Hamid Karzai's fecklessness.
Though Aristide remained in exile, Préval nevertheless faced daunting challenges as the leader of one of the world's least-developed and most-impoverished countries.
BEIJING — Prime Minister Wen Jiabao, answering prescreened questions at an annual news conference, said Monday that China faced daunting challenges of taming inflation and developing a more consumer-based economy, and that the government would allow the nation's currency to appreciate but at a cautious pace in order to protect Chinese jobs and businesses.
"The more sophisticated the preparation, the more fingerprints there are from a forensic standpoint," said David R. Franz, former commander of the Army's germ defense laboratory at Fort Detrick, Md. Officials acknowledged that they faced daunting challenges in investigating a crime that appeared to have left a minimal paper or money trail, and they said it could be days before much was known.
The securities firms, many of which have faced daunting challenges as underwriters here, see their investment as a way of nurturing a market that may eventually provide a place to float shares in new companies and a means for them to bring down the barriers that have long kept them from gaining a significant share of the Japanese equity underwriting market.
