Sentence examples for has a daunting from inspiring English sources

Tim Henman, seeded fifth in the men's singles, has a daunting first-round draw against Ivo Karlovic, the 6ft 10in Croatian who made his name by knocking out the holder Lleyton Hewitt in the first round of Wimbledon in 2003.

"Philadelphia has a daunting pension situation, as does Chicago, but both of those cities have things that Detroit lacked for decades: more jobs in their downtown cores and elected leaders who are not waiting for miracles but trying to move more aggressively to grow their economies, increase revenues, and manage debt".

Ponting was the first, out first ball for the fifth time in his career at a ground where he has a daunting record.

"If you don't come see what I have in Bath," he said one day when he invited me to visit, "you cannot possibly understand how strange I really am.'' Blahnik has a daunting, almost imperial bearing; he was born to wear a cape.

FoodGalaxy has a daunting challenge.

The Museum of the Confederacy, then, has a daunting task.

For example, if you have a daunting to-do list, rather than looking at your list and saying, "There's no way I can get all of this done," try saying, "I can accomplish most of this".. Try problem-focused coping.

Colleagues, we have a daunting challenge.

To realize their ambition, these organizations have a daunting challenge.

Challenged in this region by violence and ideological battles, you certainly have a daunting and seminal task ahead of you.

My girlfriend Sara Pascoe has read a daunting number of books, and her own book Animal: The Autobiography Of A Female Body, is the funniest book I have ever read.