Sentence examples for it becomes a daunting task from inspiring English sources
While at many observatories the one-second data cleaning represents a reasonable amount of work, it becomes a daunting task at some observatories, particularly those installed in remote but important locations where no optimal observatory site could be found.
Consequently, it becomes a daunting task to obtain an accurate model of loop regions.
Although the underlying process should remain the same, it becomes a daunting task to predict which specific features of the natural world might be most influential in altering the trajectory of bacteria phage coevolution.
It is a fair amount of work for one specific aphid clone (nearly a year), but it becomes a daunting task when one has to screen hundreds of mutagenized lines.
Rate estimation becomes a daunting task with scant information about the formation and fluids at the time of the accident.
Due to communication protocol complexity; rigidity; cost of commercial-off-the-shelf (COT) components; limited radio bandwidth; high mobility and computational resources; maintaining the desired level of Quality of Service (QoS) becomes a daunting task.
Moreover, the question of who owns aggregated data, because having an infrastructure with the capacity to house large amounts of information becomes a daunting task (West, 2012).
By opening up latent supply and allowing anyone to join the network (which will become easier through projects like 1Protocol) this no longer becomes a daunting task, once again collapsing margins towards zero.
Although transgenic approaches in mice could characterize the function of individual olfactory receptors, the presence of over 300 functional genes in the human genome becomes a daunting task.
For physically complex substrates, determining the accessible surface for biofilm colonization (i.e., the biofilm 'real-estate') becomes a daunting task.
Most ancient cases are difficult to test probably because LTR retroelements can recombine with each other regularly enough, to the point that attempting any ancient temporal polarization of their evolutionary history becomes a daunting task.
