Sentence examples for hugely daunting from inspiring English sources
"The thought of having to move suddenly, or the rent going up" is hugely daunting, she says.
Now that EA Dice has begun development, has an exciting prospect suddenly turned into a hugely daunting one?
The Paris agreement calls for capping global warming at under 2.0C, and even 1.5C if possible – a hugely daunting challenge.
Employing the same technique used by John Hersey in "Hiroshima" in 1946, the author examines America's reaction to the terrorist attacks through the eyes of dozens of witnesses, mainly officials, lawyers, politicians and ordinary people whose recollections lend structure to a hugely daunting and nearly ineffable story.
"It's a hugely daunting challenge," said Jeff Shesol, a speechwriter for President Bill Clinton.
It was daunting but hugely rewarding.
"Becoming a new parent is a hugely exciting - and daunting - time for anyone and I'm sure Kate and William will be buoyed by the good wishes they receive from all over the world as they look to bring their son home and start family life together".
"Having done three previous shows with a cast of four or five people around me [all these shows have travelled to London in the past 10 years], being alone on stage each night feels hugely different – a liberation in its way, but daunting".
