Sentence examples for not daunting enough from inspiring English sources

If that prospect was not daunting enough, he has also been forced to placate Mourinho.

As if that were not daunting enough for a fiscally challenged administration, more challenges are coming down the track.

And if that were not daunting enough, the president faced a pile of other new and old business in his Oval Office in-box.

As if the mechanics were not daunting enough, Treasury officials need to make wrenching decisions that will determine the bailout's winners and losers.

If the timetable is not daunting enough, an April report by the Pentagon to Congress found that by most measures, the country is, at best, only a little better off now than it was a year ago.

And if all of those factors were not daunting enough, the various Iraqi and American government entities involved cannot even agree on how much the notoriously opaque Iraqi bureaucracy has in fact spent on reconstruction.

As if designing a boat to cope with all of that on the 11,000-mile voyage from San Francisco to Sydney isn't daunting enough, this one also has to be environmentally irreproachable.

As if those elements weren't daunting enough, Ms. Parks has described "A" (accurately) as a "revenge tragedy," referring to the grisly tales of lust and carnage popular in the Jacobean era.

If LeBron James and Dwyane Wade weren't daunting enough for Woodson, a roster that appears to be crumbling before his eyes was further muddled by Stoudemire's juvenile act after Carmelo Anthony's 30 points — only 9 in the second half — weren't enough for the Knicks to get beyond arm's length of the Heat.

(Grode) 'A Kid Like Jake' (in previews; opens on June 17) As if the application process for New York private schools wasn't daunting enough, one couple (Peter Grosz and the always welcome Carla Gugino) have to take into account their 4-year-old son's predilection for Cinderella and playing dress up.

(Grode) 'A Kid Like Jake' (in previews; opens on Monday) As if the application process for New York private schools wasn't daunting enough, one couple (Peter Grosz and the always welcome Carla Gugino) have to take into account their 4-year-old son's predilection for Cinderella and playing dress up.