Sentence examples for time is daunting from inspiring English sources

When you have two small children and a wife [Helen McCrory] who's also an actress, and a very successful one, blocking out that much time is daunting.

"And most bylaws say the board can only get the consent of the unit owners after first calling a meeting," he said, adding that since it is not unusual for condo owners to live outside the building, getting most of the unit owners assembled for a vote within a short time is daunting.

Nonetheless, in a country the size of the DRC with its problems of inaccessibility, the sheer logistical burden presented by the prospect of carrying out many campaigns at the same time is daunting.

Because of the massive amounts of information that can be gathered across levels of physical, chemical, and biological organization and across spatial or temporal scales (Dixit et al. 1992; Karr and Chu 1999), the challenge to integrate data across levels of organization in space and time is daunting.

And somehow, the thought of being alone (even though I was on a full flight) for a large chunk of time was daunting.

Personally, being a man and being black during these times is daunting.

That "Ulysses" at number one (which took me a year to read the first time around) is daunting.

And though at times it is daunting to see how far we must still climb, we must focus on the wonder and excitement to discover what lies over the horizon -- the questions we must continue to ask.

Cecilia Malmstrom, the commissioner for internal affairs, said at the time that it is daunting "to see that trafficking cases rarely make it to court in European countries".

As a freelancer, taking time away from paid work is daunting.

Her debut album, "Song Up in Her Head" (Sugar Hill), is daunting at times, an unretouched gem committed to the dark corners of bluegrass past.