Sentence examples for most daunting tasks from inspiring English sources

Manufacturing plutonium pits is one of the most daunting tasks in engineering.

At Britannica, one of Mr. Gibney's most daunting tasks was to publish a Chinese edition, released in 1986.

When there's a nearly infinite pool of potential contributors available, even the most daunting tasks become as easy and fast as an Amish barn-raising.

One of the most daunting tasks faced by utilities is to coordinate the generation and supply of electricity with fluctuations of demand.

How the international community can best support the development of civil societies and encourage responsible political leadership is one of the most daunting tasks facing humanity as it enters the new millennium.

"It was one of the most daunting tasks I've ever undertaken as a novelist," Mr. Auster said, "to try to make those films read on the page in such a way that the reader could experience them as films, not as descriptions of films.

Perhaps their most daunting task is the McGarrigle scene in Act II.

Perhaps the most daunting task for those who remain at Andersen in the coming months will be coping with lawsuits.

His most daunting task may be getting the glacial Soviet-style bureaucracy that he heads to simply function.

Mr. Schundler has now embarked on his most daunting task yet, his entry into the race to win the Republican nomination for governor.

In turn, the best of grown-ups find adventure in that most daunting task: protecting the young while giving them the freedom to grow.