Sentence examples for is too daunting from inspiring English sources

Military leaders say that step is too daunting.

Maybe it's because politicians think this is too daunting a problem to promise they can solve.

But if a full-blown career change is too daunting there are ways to give your career a meaningful boost without radical change.

He said, over the telephone, "The taking of a human life is too daunting a prospect to accept on its own, so we surround it with a lot of ritual".

The studio isn't essential; it's just a place I like, which is by now so full of manuscripts, letters and books that the thought of leaving it is too daunting.

We decided to take on this as a challenge, usually designs that have been reproduced with different aesthetics, rather than functionality, have found a system that works and are reluctant to change from this because it is too daunting.

Only Lotus proved to be too daunting.

But it seemed the sheep was too daunting an adversary.

"There's no task that's too daunting.

But within them no challenge has hitherto been too daunting.

The prospect of playing by David's rules was too daunting.