Without him, though, Leonardo's task will look far more daunting.
Mr. Sutherland sidesteps the obvious fire-spitting for a tense affability that is far more daunting.
Japan's failure to reform, however, could slowly sap its usefulness.For Japan, the challenges are far more daunting.
The prospect of extracting the chemical weapons while the civil war continues to rage, though, is far more daunting.
The final promise was far more daunting: Paul Ryan would write a budget that balanced within ten years.
From the outset, the task of quickly re-establishing order and civil administration in Iraq was far more daunting that American officials had planned for, they now acknowledge.
For all the current talk in Europe of austerity - "having no comforts or luxuries" as the dictionary defines it - the environmental austerity we face as a result of yet more procrastination is far more daunting.
Even so, people will usually prefer the second bet.Behavioural economists say that is because the prospect of losses seems far more daunting in isolation, rather than in the context of looking at your entire wealth, even if the average outcome is the same.
To produce the desired response around the world is far more daunting.
The new curriculum is not just about programming - indeed one frustrated secondary school teacher told me on Twitter "coding/programming/whatever you call it is ONE THIRD of the new Computing Curric -& 7/8ths of the fuss!!" He insisted that there would be no revolution in most secondary schools as they were already doing much of the work, but it would be far more daunting for primary schools.
For the briefest moment, the prospect of going sexless was far more daunting than a doctor trying to remove a growth that was potentially morphing into a cancer from my body.
