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In addition, a four-year decline in share prices has undermined securities firms' finances, making reform more daunting for officials who do not want to send brokers under.
The emphasis on practical knowledge, for all its benefits, does make getting a doctorate in business more daunting for aspiring professors.
They "left millions of Americans out of work and made the future of job-crushing debt even more daunting for our children and grandchildren".
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.
The cataloging nightmare has been even more daunting for the society's library staff of 32, which must keep track of 4 million items.
If Mr. Pason's task sounds overwhelming, the odds are even more daunting for Nancy Rosenstock, the other Socialist in the race.
With 15 Republicans in the race as of now, all vying for the same donors, a more daunting challenge for an obscure candidate like Santorum is raising the funds required to run a campaign past March.
It is a more daunting undertaking for Flintoff, albeit a far more welcome one than his excursion into heavyweight boxing.
A more daunting challenge for the defense will be trying to debunk evidence that Mr. Rajaratnam traded in Goldman stock after Rajat K. Gupta, a director of the bank, provided him with details of confidential board meetings.
This one is perhaps even more daunting: caring for thousands of post-operation trauma patients who are ready to leave the hospitals, but lack homes or families to go to.
But for Maggie McKay in "Friends With Boys," a graphic novel by Faith Erin Hicks, that single day, upon which so much of a teenager's life seems to hinge, is more daunting than for most.
