Sentence examples for members daunting from inspiring English sources

It's very possible that the upper tribe would learn that the social disintegration that Mr. Brooks attributes to the lower tribe is the effect, not the cause, of its members' daunting economic condition.

The club's members would be daunting if they didn't all show up in white jackets and toques.

She also said service members overseas faced sometimes daunting obstacles in voting.

The challenge for Unison of balloting is daunting with members in 3,000 different organisations.

Coalitions have a unique ability to increase the confidence of their members as they face daunting odds.

The text is in color with much clearer resolution than the less expensive Palm Pilot, but the price is daunting for a charter member of the paperback generation: $500.

But the prospect of American bombers flying into action against the wishes of many council members—and most of the Arab world is daunting.

The model is important, says Jeffrey Aristoff, an applied mathematician at Princeton University, because it allows researchers to predict what would happen to a structure say a million-member ant raft--that would be daunting to produce in the lab.

Staley, 53, is attempting what even the sympathetic say is daunting: persuading Teamsters and other union members to be more efficient, and breaking down hostility between workers and management.

Getting the PBL curricular document ready is an important first step; however, the implementation of the curricular document is daunting and requires the cooperation of faculty members, students, non-academic staff, and the wider university community.

Like the Soho House and Norwood clubs, it is members only, and while the $149 annual fee isn't daunting, the screening process had me cowering.