Sentence examples for more daunting challenge from inspiring English sources

The tall, lively Californian eventually solved the riddle, but now she faces another, more daunting challenge.

Rather, the recently emancipated countries of Latin America faced the much more daunting challenge of defining and consolidating new nations.

Describing the creative process to children then, as these four new picture books do, seems an even more daunting challenge.

Drawing on Australia's own bumpy journey with overhauls, Mr. Lowe said China could face an even more daunting challenge.

But with the insurgency once more growing, trying to build a democracy in Iraq is looking like an even more daunting challenge.

The more daunting challenge facing the United States is its request to have Mr. Snowden sent back to face charges in the Eastern District of Virginia.

Six years later, Dr. Healy faced even more daunting challenges at the Red Cross.

But the siblings are confronted by different and perhaps more daunting challenges than their father faced.

Yet New Guinea's awkward geography, poor infrastructure and myriad ethnic divisions make it difficult to mount an effective prevention campaign.Myanmar presents even more daunting challenges.

Poor road and rail networks leave the field wide open to budget airlines.Yet the low-fare model faces even more daunting challenges in central Europe than elsewhere.

Hematech faces even more daunting challenges because it is trying to make cows that produce a broad diversity of human antibodies, not just a single protein.