Sentence examples for something more daunting from inspiring English sources

In taking on the role, Ms. Vishneva had something more daunting to confront: a demanding and foreign technique.

'By and large, the people who buy these are in for something more daunting than they realised, but generally they stick it out.

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.

With similar-looking works by Matisse or Kandinsky, I was daunted by a sense that something more, and beyond me, was going on.

Starting with something very dense -- like a physics textbook -- can throw you off and make the whole process seem more daunting.

This may be more daunting.

Walter Schneir faced a more daunting challenge.

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.