Sentence examples for have found it daunting from inspiring English sources

Agencies from outside New York have found it daunting to establish a beachhead in the city that is so widely considered the home of the business that "Madison Avenue" is shorthand for "advertising".

Like many people, I found it daunting initially.

Many qualified social workers who have left the profession find it daunting to return as they need to keep their skills up to date.

People have asked, Mr. Endelman says, whether he finds it daunting working with Mahler's music.

While even the most determined would find it daunting to gather a round of the 12 different gifts, prices for some staple items in the song's elaborate verses have fallen, perhaps offering a little consolation.

There is tight security and I saw tanks in Cairo, but didn't find it daunting.

The cast are horrified at the suggestion new actors might find it daunting in Downton.

Qualifying for a mortgage can be a complicated affair and some first-time buyers may find it daunting.

"As papers have got bigger, people have found them daunting.

Play-goers and film-goers who have found Shakespeare daunting on the page, yet enthuse about how much easier he becomes "when well staged," may not realize how much of Shakespeare they're not getting.

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.