Sentence examples for have daunting from inspiring English sources

Poor family planning and unsafe abortion practices have daunting effects on maternal health.

It is also getting attention in the field of transport as well as futures research: The technology is assumed to radically change the way we move in the future, to have daunting influence on our societies and economies as well as to expand and differentiate existing mobility concepts [cf. 1, 2].

That alone would have daunted a lesser man.

Even so, this performance would have daunted the best of them.

Suddenly, young surgeons in the armed forces began confronting problems that would have daunted their elders.

Finally, after many setbacks that would have daunted ordinary mortals, the team fits all the pieces together.

But how to pull off a stunt that would have daunted escapologists of the calibre of Harry Houdini or David Blaine?

Barth cites Homer's descriptions of the "wine-dark sea" and "rosy-fingered Dawn," as claims on worldly objects that have daunted writers down through the ages.

It seems not to have occurred to him, even at that moment of enlightenment, that good werewolf movies are nearly as rare as good ballet films, but the thought probably wouldn't have daunted him much.

Witness the Congressional supercommittee charged with reducing the nation's debt, which has spun its wheels to little end as it confronts a partisan divide so wide it would have daunted Evel Knievel.

Anyone who starts to collect Gill might be daunted by the number of fields in which he worked, but it doesn't seem to have daunted Felix Dennis at all.