Sentence examples for made more daunting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kelly's challenge is made more daunting by allegations that the ticket-fixing investigation was plagued by leaks to the police union from the department's Internal Affairs Bureau.

Stepping up to the mantle of Juninho was made more daunting for Pjanic when his leg was crudely broken by a French league opponent last season.

He called it "one of the biggest performances of my career," made more daunting by new choreography which he compared, in its opening sequence, to being blasted out of a cannon.

An army of workers numbering more than 11,000 faces the staggering cleanup task at the Hanford complex in the high desert of southeastern Washington, a project made more daunting with an accelerated timetable that slashed cleanup projections to 35 years from 70.

The logistics of representing over fifty works spanning four decades was made more daunting by the work itself.

These needless casualties are emblematic of the ongoing challenges to human development -- challenges made more daunting by the relentless spread of HIV/AIDS, by the proliferation of armed conflict and instability, and by the continuing burden of external debt.

For a time she sported a monocle, and had a trick of raising her eyebrows and letting it fall on her ample bosom, which somehow made her yet more daunting.

If Lenovo is to cement its market-share gains elsewhere, it must go beyond merely copying what works in China.Bad timing makes this problem more daunting.

And, they add, incidents like Mr. Bush's decision two weeks ago not to speak at the N.A.A.C.P.'s convention only make the challenge more daunting.

And the fact that Apple has 200,000 apps at their disposal, while Amazon has none, just makes it even more daunting.

Still, it's not easy, and institutional factors and counter-productive policies make it even more daunting.