Sentence examples for facing a daunting challenge from inspiring English sources

Carlton Cuse, one of the executive producers of "Lost," the gold standard (along with "24") in this genre, said "The Event" was facing a daunting challenge.

"It's not a physical issue, it's just getting the head right about facing a daunting challenge and getting excited about it," Gatland said at a news conference.

It's just getting the head right and facing a daunting challenge, but being excited about it".

Against such momentum, rival candidates face a daunting challenge.

Unfortunately, Hofstra and the nation's other most intriguing unheralded team -- Georgia State -- face a daunting challenge.

So on Sunday, Woods will face a daunting challenge for many reasons.

As a price for being unseeded, he'll face a daunting challenge in the second round: Novak Djokovic, the 2011 Wimbledon champion.

An international canoeist who won an Olympic gold and five world championships, she knows what it is like to face a daunting challenge.

WHEN George Steel became executive director of the Miller Theater at Columbia University in 1997, he faced a daunting challenge: forging a cogent artistic identity where none had existed.

With their primary offensive threat gone, and the defensive genius, Bill Belichick, gone, the Jets face a daunting challenge in the league's most competitive division.

Despite the recent Cinderella-like transformation of Freedom Tower, now known as 1 World Trade Center, it still faces a daunting challenge: whether it can attract private companies or will remain a heavily subsidized "government" building.