Sentence examples for is so daunting from inspiring English sources

The truth is that what really needs fixing is something only a few, like President Obama, are willing to speak about, perhaps because it is so daunting a task.

And sometimes the place is so daunting that even the fearless walk away.

"The subject is so daunting and complex, it is almost too formidable to have been done," he said.

And writing and testing the millions of lines of software needed by the jets is so daunting that General Bogdan said, "It scares the heck out of me".

If the ratings system is so terrifying, if operating in the stratosphere of haute cuisine is so daunting, why don't more chefs kill themselves?

Does it matter when the US policy agenda is so daunting: economic recession, international disdain, global warming and gross domestic over-consumption?

It's so daunting what he did".

But current emissions are so daunting that the chances of the planet's cleaning up its act in a timely manner are slim.

The thought of reshooting the pilot with someone else, after we felt like we exhausted everybody in town, was so daunting.

Joel Rudin, a lawyer who has handled dozens of wrongful conviction claims and has been a sharp critic of Mr. Hynes, said reviewing that many cases was so daunting it bordered on impossible.

Of course if you'd told me, "Oh, you're going to write a novel, there's going to be 17 different first-person characters", I'd have quit, it would have been so daunting.