Sentence examples for get daunting from inspiring English sources

Yes, carrying the bags of past excursions can get daunting.

It can get daunting and distracting, and we wish carmakers would learn that just because they can build such complexity into cars doesn't mean we want to fumble with it.

Do you ever get daunted by anything?

Quite a few people get daunted by the definitions themselves, because they can involve words that you have to then look up.

While "make payments on time" is a clear goal, managing your credit gets daunting quickly when you consider all the variables at play.

Playwright, author and activist Eve Ensler is not someone who appears to get easily daunted by large challenges.

Worse for him and his supporters, the calendar is about to get even more daunting.

In the real world of defense intelligence, scientific skills get applied to daunting challenges.

But no matter where you are, the threat of damage to your home or unexpected hiccups in the rental process can make it seem daunting to get started.

In either case, Turkey's chances of getting through its daunting to-do list, from improving the judiciary to creating jobs for an eager young population, would diminish.

It was definitely daunting getting into the same business.