Sentence examples for it could be daunting from inspiring English sources

His music was usually based in odd meters and played hard and dry; it could be daunting.

It could be daunting to confirm bias in study after study, or see the subtle clockwork of racism evoked in brain scans.

Its rhythms were more jagged and unpredictable; its harmonies were more advanced, at times dissonant; its technical demands could be daunting.

On the other hand, the push could be daunting if it further complicates the work of teaching, which is probable considering the complexity of the work expected from students and the expectation that teachers be responsive to students as they support students' conjecturing.

The test could be daunting.

Shielding him from other adults' pity and blame while also protecting her younger brother Tug could be daunting.

MacKenzie was generous and always encouraging, though his ebullient manner and rapidity of ideas could be daunting down the phone at nine in the morning.

While hope may spring eternal on that front, the scale of Quiznos problems could be daunting as competition intensifies from savvier rivals, Goldin said.

The current change could be daunting, she said: "Ten years ago we had about 30 bottled beers and some of our bigger stores would perhaps have stocked what was then considered exotic world brews, such as San Miguel.

She acknowledges that her least complicated dishes — the "quite simple" stewed octopus with butter beans or lamb chops with chimichurri to which you "barely do a thing" — could be daunting (her word is "knotty") for the home cook.

Five years of post-bachelor schooling plus three years of residency could be daunting for even the most studious applicant, and Smeal openly acknowledges that MD/MBA dual-degree holders may not want a standard medical practice afterwards: The program's goal is to train medical doctors as both good clinicians and skilled business analysts.