Sentence examples for most daunting assignments from inspiring English sources

Kirkham's fame as a referee was widespread enough that, in addition to multiple internationals, he had been selected to officiate one of the most daunting assignments imaginable: a one-match playoff between Celtic and Rangers to decide the 1905 Scottish League title.

That imperative helps to explain why, by common consent, the politician with the most daunting assignment in Manchester this week was not the Tory leader himself, who delivered his main speech on October 8th as The Economist went to press.

Sure enough, he gave me the most daunting assignment.

Few, then, would have predicted that McClellan's first and most daunting damage-control assignment would turn out to be his own father.

Mathieu, who made his breakthrough this autumn by winning consecutive indoor tournaments in Moscow and Lyon, is a true rookie, and his first assignment will be one of the most daunting possible, because he faces Marat Safin, the world's No. 3 player, in today's opening singles match on the indoor clay of the Palais Omnisports de Bercy.

The first and most daunting is eviction.

Mr. Bellone's most daunting job is fixing county finances.

Marketing remains the most daunting project for the Aviators.

African women face the most daunting hurdles in the world.

The origin of life is biology's most daunting problem.

But Mr. Barak's most daunting opponent is Mr. Netanyahu.