Sentence examples for of a daunting from inspiring English sources

His younger brother had warned him of a daunting journey ahead — "Expect it to be hell," were his words — and so he was relying on the religious items around his neck: a small leather pouch containing two folded Koranic inscriptions, from his father and his wife, and a black pendant inscribed with the words "Y'Allah Madaat" — "Oh God, help me".

Despite a winless tournament, featuring defeats to New Zealand, England, Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka on top of the off-field controversy, Bradburn remains proud of his players ahead of a daunting final fixture with Australia.

It gives patients more control of a daunting care environment.

So it was kind of a daunting challenge.

I had gotten to the bottom of a daunting pile of clips.

It could transpire that beating the world champions was the easier part of a daunting double-header.

Regardless of whose numbers are quoted, this census of captivity is a daunting reminder of the global use of legally mandated censorship.

Navigating the law as an older adult, or on behalf of one, is a daunting enterprise.

Accounting for everyone, even here, in a town of 1,576, has proved a daunting task.

The first part of that gauntlet is a daunting away trip to the New England Revolution.

Recovering from huge deficits has been a trademark of Woods, but he faces a daunting task.