Sentence examples for the daunting amount from inspiring English sources

No, it's not because of the daunting amount of hops used in many extreme beers.

Given the daunting amount of groundwork required in these areas, South Korean officials say privately that they will consider the summit meeting a success if the two sides can announce progress on human issues like the restoration of mail service between the countries, or visits between millions of families separated by the war.

At 35:00: I reference a 2015 New Yorker profile of Andreessen, which noted the daunting amount of capital the firm will need to produce for investors who've given the firm a whopping $6.2 billion, assuming they expect a venture-like 5x to 10x return.

Thus, when taking into account the daunting amount of status-quo benchmarks the PKFCC presents teachers with, one begins to wonder how teachers will tailor this standardized learning approach to their impressively heterogeneous classroom students.

Just across the street from Standard Tap, the Foodery offers patrons a daunting amount of beer to choose from: more than 14 floor-to-ceiling cases, 900 beers and counting, full of selections from down the street and around the world.

There is a fair, but not daunting, amount of musical analysis, as well as much acknowledged borrowing and quoting from other relevant writers.

Her big concern, she said, was that her deductible would jump to $5,000 a year, from $1,000 — a daunting amount considering she earns $19,000 a year.

Distributed computing, in which a large problem or daunting amount of data is parceled out to many -- even millions -- of computers to work on at once, is becoming a viable substitute for the once-almighty supercomputer.

It takes a fair amount of preparation, some really specific equipment, and involves the daunting task of handling a blowtorch.

"It's a daunting, frightening amount of your money that the kids will want to spend," says Chris Burt, with some feeling.

My cup regularly runneth over with vegetables (one of my favorite snacks as a child was, apparently, raw parsnips, if that gives you any idea of how much I enjoy food that comes out of the ground), and I still feel not just daunted by the amount of greens I'm supposed to be eating, but instantly guilty.