Sentence examples for much more daunting from inspiring English sources

While we have largely (but not entirely) conquered the technological requirements this challenge presents, the commercial and political barriers to doing so are much more daunting.

The moral here is that what Robles made look easy on a drizzly night in the Bird's Nest (once the most anticipated night of these Olympics) was, in fact, something much more daunting.

The upkeep for those fabrics is much more daunting.

Raising capital, finding top talent, building distribution and marketing channels will all become much more daunting.

And When There's No Corkscrew... Though a similar predicament to not having a bottle opener, the absence of a corkscrew is much more daunting.

Mr. Szot too is making his house debut, but a much more daunting one.

But we can give you so much more," Daunt said in June.

Perhaps more importantly, the opportunities for healthcare to do more will make them different still tomorrow.In the public debate about the NHS, the talk is much more of daunting challenges than opportunities.

The gags are much the same, but the stage is bigger and more daunting.

Restarting operations was a bit more daunting.

Soylent is a little more daunting.