Sentence examples for has become daunting from inspiring English sources
The modern task of successfully destroying electronic documents has become daunting enough to give Oliver North nightmares.
Ever since the anthrax and "high alert" threats, taking the subway has become daunting, with long pauses in tunnels and conductors announcing, "Police action ahead".
While a college education still helps to level the playing field for those who manage to graduate, the cost of entry, and of staying the course until graduation, has become daunting for many families.
With the state gripped in drought, the task of getting attention for the Salton Sea has become daunting, some might say impossible.
With five million Americans currently living with Alzheimer's, the task of preventing, tracking and treating fall-related injuries has become daunting and costly, with more than a $5 billion annual cost to medicare.
Because the concept of the trust has expanded so greatly over the centuries, to where now large financial institutions often hold north of a billion dollars in trust, the concept has become daunting and lost its fundamental meaning for most folks.
Amid record-high demand for affordable housing in New York City, the odds of securing a unit have become daunting.
In addition to the increased costs of equipment and insurance, the training requirements for ambulance crews have become daunting for volunteers to meet.
At least nine thousand soldiers live there, and many of them seemed to leave the base rarely or not at all: they talked about "going out," as if the psychological barrier between them and Iraq had become daunting.
Although online job boards and career sites have made finding job postings a lot easier, the job search itself has become more daunting.
