Sentence examples for particularly daunting problem from inspiring English sources

One particularly daunting problem has been the recording of neuronal membrane potentials using voltage-sensitive dyes [11].

The look within appears to be particularly daunting because recent problems encompass almost every aspect — and start at the top with Eli Manning.

The problem is particularly daunting with neuregulin.

But the early extra-cab pickups had a problem: using the extra space meant tilting forward a heavy truck seat, a particularly daunting exercise for children.

Another, more daunting, problem lay ahead.

It does not seem to be particularly daunting for them.

"That kind of stuff isn't particularly daunting to me.

That doesn't seem particularly daunting, does it?

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

However, performing inference and learning in hybrid domains is a particularly daunting task.

"It is a daunting problem, and it has been a recalcitrant problem," Dr. Jernigan said.