Sentence examples for more daunting site from inspiring English sources

It is a far more daunting site than Tate Modern's Turbine Hall.

The company charges anywhere from a lofty $999 for one quiz a month, to an ever more daunting $2,999, which gets a site four quizzes per month.

"The situation looks more daunting today than it did a decade ago".

And attacks like "distributed denial of service," which last year temporarily blocked access to Yahoo, eBay and other sites, have made security a more daunting task.

This new mission has proved more daunting: A quick scan of large New York museums' Web sites shows that objects greatly outnumber paintings at most institutions, and are spread among several categories besides sculpture, like design and decorative arts.

For media companies struggling with their own web site development, planning for the PDA market poses an even more daunting problem.

And Daniel Libeskind, the master designer for the site, has the unenviable task of coordinating all these creative energies, a job more daunting with every announcement.

Even more daunting, many of those pages are shams created by hucksters trying to lure Web surfers to their sites filled with ads, pornography or financial scams.

— more daunting to deconstruct than "A Separation".

Madrid's is the more daunting task.

Republicans have a more daunting task.