Sentence examples for the same daunting from inspiring English sources

Aid groups face the same daunting logistics in providing food and shelter.

A couple of other old-time Irish bars in the neighborhood have struggled against the same daunting economics.

Nevertheless, Sprint would face the same daunting problems endemic to the wireless industry if the merger were thwarted, industry analysts say.

For the past two and a half weeks, they have faced the same daunting reality: lose, and their slim playoff hopes would all but disappear.

"There is the same daunting scale here as the Paralympics had, but you have to drive yourself more because there is less of a support system," she said.

But she would inherit the same daunting problems and the same political infighting that have dogged Mr. Wahid since the start of his five-year term.

And a report from University College London's Institute for Global Prosperity is advocating that UK citizens should receive free housing, food, transport and internet access to deal with that same daunting possibility.

"That would be exciting, but at the same time daunting".

SMART Goals are key to success, but achieving the same is daunting task.

But they will need to make even more gains, against the same old daunting odds, if they want to control the federal government again.

Taking that achievement forward for 2015 is a huge undertaking and a challenge that is at the same time daunting and exciting!