Sentence examples for intimidating prospect from inspiring English sources
And this time they had a relatively easy draw: their first real test did not come until the semifinal, and the removal of both Spain and Italy left them with only Korea to overcome at that point — a difficult, but not intimidating, prospect.
It is this mixture of romance and pragmatism — the appealing drama of Jobs as savior, the intimidating prospect of Jobs as overseer — that leads many people in the Valley to the conclusion that the best C.E.O. for Jobs's new Apple is Jobs himself.
Though 2012's opus Bish Bosch was a similarly intimidating prospect, there's no denying Walker's creativity has shifted over the years, and this work was of a more severe aesthetic; something scarily akin to a Diamanda Galás's vocal interpretation of a Francis Bacon painting.
The 48-year-old said he welcomed the "super but intimidating" prospect of leading Ireland.
This complex ecosystem of providers, who charge vastly different and often large amounts for confusingly overlapping services, makes self-publishing a hard and intimidating prospect for most authors".
At first sight 'interactivity' seems like an intimidating prospect.
Halo 4, more than any other shooter of recent memory, encourages players to take part in the often-intimidating prospect of competing online.
I found the prospect intimidating.
Prospective students may be intimidated by the prospect of applying to elite schools, reluctant to relocate, and disinclined to join student bodies made up primarily of 18- to 22-year-olds and few veterans.
Though Kelly made a three-putt bogey at No. 17, he did not seem intimidated by the prospect of facing Woods, or the prospect of winning the tournament.
