Sentence examples for is a daunting one from inspiring English sources
She acknowledges that the prospect of writing about tragedies and vanished cultures is a daunting one, yet she is not daunted: she accepts that by some accident she exists and has the power to create, and so she does.
The prospect of Knight turning up on anyone's doorstep is a daunting one – he is a big bloke, but that didn't do him any good in this case.
The list of tests confronting the next president is a daunting one.
England's task of qualifying from their Super 10 group in Chittagong, let alone winning the World T20, is a daunting one.
Microsoft's sheer size makes exponential growth impossible anyway, but the notion of governments watching over every new Microsoft innovation, prepared to challenge it if it seems unfair to some competitor, is a daunting one.
Their task is a daunting one against the in-form duo of Phil Mickelson and Anthony Kim, while Jim Furyk and Kenny Perry will renew acquaintances in the final match, as will Padraig Harrington and Robert Karlsson – two pairs that played together in yesterday's foursomes.
