Sentence examples for found daunting from inspiring English sources

He won't have the specter of replacing Marvin Miller, which Fehr said Monday that he never found daunting.

In 2008, the men met with a production company, 4Kids Entertainment, about creating an animated television series, a process the four found daunting.

It had been decades, Mr. Spielberg said, since Lincoln's story was dramatized on the big screen, a gap he found daunting.

Status blue jeans may have been a linchpin of the dressed-up-yet-dressed-down ideal so many style-conscious men aspired to; but the connoisseurship of cut, detail and price that the jeans scene bred has paved the way for men to be more adventurous shoppers, to seek out quality and novel detail they might once have found daunting.

A new administration in Jakarta could expose much of the cronyism that operates under the surface, Mr. Ramage said, but he cautioned that it would be difficult for Mr. Joko to overhaul an entrenched bureaucracy and clamp down on corruption, something that President Yudhoyono, who campaigned on such a platform, has found daunting.

But I was crossing the reservoir in weather any rower would have found daunting.

These days he is indeed on many airplanes, a prospect that some would find daunting.

Cons The drive to Dorset from the New York City area is four or more hours, which some people may find daunting.

But Seitz, a self-employed public relations consultant, will in little over a week be doing something most athletes would find daunting.

The helicopter parent who plans and hovers over all of a child's activities has kin in the real estate world: children who find themselves helping their parents, involved in a process that even adults find daunting.

As with the earlier anthology, Mr. Benbihy's goal is to tell brief love stories that are deeply rooted in different city neighborhoods — sort of Hagstrom meets IMDb — and to do so under constraints that most filmmakers would find daunting.