Sentence examples for perhaps more daunting from inspiring English sources

The new requirements and complicated new options will make selecting the right insurance plan perhaps more daunting than ever.

This problem makes the challenge of pluralism perhaps more daunting, the Aga Khan said because, "even for the most 'tolerant' among us, difference, more and more, can be up close and 'in your face.'".

Although perhaps more "daunting" than liaising with military personnel, a strong public health voice on military tobacco control might serve to begin problematizing the tobacco industry's influence in the military policy arena.

Longer term, the challenge is perhaps even more daunting.

Restarting operations was a bit more daunting.

Soylent is a little more daunting.

The bureaucratic hurdles are more daunting.

Even here, few tasks are more daunting.

Reaching beyond such low-hanging fruit has proved more daunting.

Meanwhile, bridge was, in subtle ways, becoming more daunting.

The task has in recent days become more daunting.