Sentence examples for intimidating problems from inspiring English sources

The water environment in Gulf countries faces intimidating problems of unsustainable water demand, groundwater drawdown, degraded water quality and increasing vulnerability to extreme events.

Bullying is an intimidating, deplorable problem, whether it's playing out in the high school cafeteria or around the internship water cooler.

Though economic growth in India peaked at almost 10% early in his tenure, it has slowed in recent years and any incoming government will face intimidating structural economic problems.

Doing that for three years means you're not intimidated by difficult concepts or problems.

Far From Typical Karen Pasqualetto is exceptional not only for her determination and confidence in dealing with problems that would intimidate many other people, but also for her financial wherewithal.

"Difficult problems don't intimidate him, and he's a guy who's willing to take chances when others are trying to hide in the tall grass, and that makes him a target from time to time".

It wasn't intimidating in any way – a problem that the series has arguably suffered since the Terminator-like persistence of the Nemesis in sequel number two, and that came out over 15 years ago.

But even with Noel, an intimidating shot blocker, the Wildcats had problems, Goodwin said.

Yet when individual nurses report such problems, they are often intimidated, harassed and sometimes even fired.

These statistics, intimidating in themselves, probably mask a problem that cuts far deeper into families and societies across the world.

11 × 20 looks intimidating, but if we rewrite the problem as 10 × 20 + 1 × 20, suddenly, it's much more manageable.